Review of The Three Heavens

[Cherie Banman]

[Following is a volunteer review of "The Three Heavens" by Paul Hitchiner.]

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4 out of 5 stars

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I recently had the opportunity to read the book Three Heavens, written by Paul Hitchiner. This is a faith-based book where Paul discusses the Christian faith and how people may think they are getting into heaven when they are not. If you are not of the Christian faith, you can still read the book and understand the points he is trying to make because he clearly provides the scripture that he is referring to to get his information across.

As a person who believes in the Christian faith, I found this book to be very eye-opening in how he describes the church and our beliefs on how we get to heaven. This book made me want to go back and freshen up on my biblical studies and rethink how I am living my life and if how I am living would get me to heaven.

He suggests that what we have been taught about being born again is not quite the whole truth. The church teaches us to a certain point how we are supposed to live our lives after we have accepted Jesus Christ as our Savior and have been born again, but the pastors don't take the teachings far enough. The scripture that he provides to explain his reasoning is well chosen and appropriate for the context of his story.

Paul takes his time through the book to clearly describe how we in the Christian church should be thinking about how we get to heaven after we have been born again and what we need to do to change that thought process.

I would highly recommend this book to anyone who is interested in the Christian faith and would like to further their spiritual journey, or to those who are interested in or have questions about the faith journey.

I would rate this book a 4/5. The author did a great job of providing information in a way that everyone could understand. I enjoyed the book thoroughly and am looking forward to looking for other items this author may have written.

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The Three Heavens
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