God's Best Eye View: Bryce Amos's Story
Bryce Amos has the best view in Dallas, and he still cannot see what God sees.
At twenty-three, he is the youngest of the five Amos children and runs the twenty-fifth floor of his family's tower. His name is on the building. His family owns ten floors of it. He has never in his life had to want for anything, or wait for anything, or be told no by anyone who mattered.
Then a girl in a yellow sweater steps onto his elevator going the wrong direction.
She is eighteen years old. She works in the mailroom of the law firm ten floors beneath him. She is not impressed by his last name, his watch, or his floor — and she is the first person in his entire life who ever looked him in the face and asked him, plainly, to pray for her.
He has no idea what to do with that. He is about to spend a year finding out.
This is the same love story readers met in Leah's Reflections of God — this time from the top of the building looking down.
What Bryce was really thinking on that elevator. Why he sent lunch down to the fifteenth floor. What it cost him to sit in her mother's living room and be measured by two working men who loved her long before he did. The promise he made about coming to her clean, and what he had to face in order to keep it. Where his family's money actually came from, and what it did to two families before either he or Leah was born.
And the answer to the question her final page leaves every reader asking.
At the center of it all stands his grandfather, Vino Amos — ninety-five years old, feared by an entire city, beloved by more people than his own family ever realized, and carrying secrets that will outlast him.
A Christian family saga about love, purity, repentance, grace, and a God who sees the whole board when we can only ever see our own square.
What God sees is often greater than what we see.
Book Two of The Amos Family Legacy. Best read after Leah's Reflections of God.
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. God's Best Eye View: Bryce Amos's StoryBryce Amos has the best view in Dallas, and he still cannot see what God sees.At twenty-three, he is the youngest of the five Amos children and runs the twenty-fifth floor of his family's tower. His name is on the building. His family owns ten floors of it. He has never in his life had to want for anything, or wait for anything, or be told no by anyone who mattered.Then a girl in a yellow sweater steps onto his elevator going the wrong direction.She is eighteen years old. She works in the mailroom of the law firm ten floors beneath him. She is not impressed by his last name, his watch, or his floor - and she is the first person in his entire life who ever looked him in the face and asked him, plainly, to pray for her.He has no idea what to do with that. He is about to spend a year finding out.This is the same love story readers met in Leah's Reflections of God - this time from the top of the building looking down.What Bryce was really thinking on that elevator. Why he sent lunch down to the fifteenth floor. What it cost him to sit in her mother's living room and be measured by two working men who loved her long before he did. The promise he made about coming to her clean, and what he had to face in order to keep it. Where his family's money actually came from, and what it did to two families before either he or Leah was born.And the answer to the question her final page leaves every reader asking.At the center of it all stands his grandfather, Vino Amos - ninety-five years old, feared by an entire city, beloved by more people than his own family ever realized, and carrying secrets that will outlast him.A Christian family saga about love, purity, repentance, grace, and a God who sees the whole board when we can only ever see our own square.What God sees is often greater than what we see.Book Two of The Amos Family Legacy. Best read after Leah's Reflections of God. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9798193100089
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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - God's Best Eye View: Bryce Amos's StoryBryce Amos has the best view in Dallas, and he still cannot see what God sees.At twenty-three, he is the youngest of the five Amos children and runs the twenty-fifth floor of his family's tower. His name is on the building. His family owns ten floors of it. He has never in his life had to want for anything, or wait for anything, or be told no by anyone who mattered.Then a girl in a yellow sweater steps onto his elevator going the wrong direction.She is eighteen years old. She works in the mailroom of the law firm ten floors beneath him. She is not impressed by his last name, his watch, or his floor - and she is the first person in his entire life who ever looked him in the face and asked him, plainly, to pray for her.He has no idea what to do with that. He is about to spend a year finding out.This is the same love story readers met in Leah's Reflections of God - this time from the top of the building looking down.What Bryce was really thinking on that elevator. Why he sent lunch down to the fifteenth floor. What it cost him to sit in her mother's living room and be measured by two working men who loved her long before he did. The promise he made about coming to her clean, and what he had to face in order to keep it. Where his family's money actually came from, and what it did to two families before either he or Leah was born.And the answer to the question her final page leaves every reader asking.At the center of it all stands his grandfather, Vino Amos - ninety-five years old, feared by an entire city, beloved by more people than his own family ever realized, and carrying secrets that will outlast him.A Christian family saga about love, purity, repentance, grace, and a God who sees the whole board when we can only ever see our own square.What God sees is often greater than what we see.Book Two of The Amos Family Legacy. Best read after Leah's Reflections of God. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9798193100089
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