Gregory Brad Cutler has just released his fourth book, The Problem With Believing God, as a personal response to the questions: “How do you maintain faith in a God who sometimes does not seem to answer prayers” and “How do you utilize your faith to prompt God to act on your behalf?” The book is an easy read; and doubles as a journal and a personal guide that explains “HOW TO BELIEVE.” The book’s aim is to teach Christians how to increase their faith and to invite non-Christians to a dialogue that explains the Christian belief perspective.
This book is especially geared to those who can honestly admit that there are times when they have been challenged in the area of faith. Either their experience with religion – or those who call themselves “believers” – has left them jaded; or their lack of instructions as to “HOW TO BELIEVE” has caused them to wrestle with whether they should even bother to believe at all.
Archbishop Alfred A. Owens, Jr., pastor of the Greater Mount Calvary Holy Church in Washington, DC and International Presiding Prelate of the Mount Calvary Holy Church of America, Incorporated, writes a very powerful foreword and says, “It is clear that [Cutler] has sought wisdom from God to ensure that the reader ‘gets it’ and walks away with a clear understanding of the lesson that is taught through this Bible-based and scripture-enriched book.” He further adds, “The blessing of this book is that you will walk away, not focusing on any problems, but on the promises of God.”
This book gives the reader a proven method of how to have the kind of faith that pleases God and challenges the reader to make a greater commitment to represent the “face of God” in the earth.
Cutler is a gifted orator, an ordained elder, an adjunct professor at Howard University, the acting dean of Christian Education at his local church (Judah Christian Center, Suitland, MD with pastors Marvin and Veda McCoy), an accomplished author, a motivational speaker, and a scholarship founder. He holds a degree from Howard University and a Doctorate in Jurisprudence from Georgia State University.
You will find the book sold in hardcover, paperback, and electronic format (Kindle edition) at http://www.amazon.com.