Dinner with a perfect stranger. How would you react if Jesus sent you an invitation to have dinner with him? In this story, Nick Comisky is a business man who got an anonymous invitation to have dinner with Jesus. Thinking it a trap from his colleagues he shows up and is sat at a table with a man claiming to be Jesus. Through the course of the dinner, Jesus shows Nick how other world religions don’t match up and how people were made for so much more and how he offered that way.
The first thing I though about the book was, wow this is small. I sat down and read the book in an hour and enjoyed it. The setting is an expensive Italian restaurant and Jesus has shed the beard, cloak, and sandals for a suit, tie, and loafers. The meal is more like a debate on how that Jesus isn’t who he says he is, but in a very laid back fashion. Altogether it was a pretty good book and made some great points for the case of Christianity.
I received this book free from the publisher and am not required to write a positive review, but one of my own opinion.
The first thing I though about the book was, wow this is small. I sat down and read the book in an hour and enjoyed it. The setting is an expensive Italian restaurant and Jesus has shed the beard, cloak, and sandals for a suit, tie, and loafers. The meal is more like a debate on how that Jesus isn’t who he says he is, but in a very laid back fashion. Altogether it was a pretty good book and made some great points for the case of Christianity.
I received this book free from the publisher and am not required to write a positive review, but one of my own opinion.
