Safe Passage

by William D. McGee

Overview

This book was written to guide you safely to God and his gift of eternal life. It will assist anyone, especially those who feel lost, broken, or neglected. Please read this book if you are seeking answers, a new life purpose, security, and a place in God’s future kingdom.
I share my life’s journey, including my successes and failures. You will find out how to achieve peace of mind and how to come to know where you can be in eternity.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781512798913
Publisher:	WestBow Press
Publication date:	07/20/2018
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	154
File size:	228 KB

About the Author

I am age sixty-four and a lifelong resident of Middle Tennessee. I have been married for thirty years, and I have three grown children. I am a longtime member of Brentwood Baptist Church.
I am a graduate of Austin Peay State University (1975) with a BS degree with majors in political science, history and philosophy. After college I attended the Nashville School of Law, receiving a JD degree (1980) and admission to the Tennessee State Bar in 1981. I have been in solo practice for over thirty-seven years and a past member of the American Bar Association, Tennessee Bar Association, Nashville Bar Association, and the Association of Trial Lawyers of America.
I have assisted hundreds of Tennesseans over the years with their legal issues, and I am now winding down my law practice. In recent years it was on my heart to write a book honoring God and Christ, and to say some things about my own life’s journey.
This book is a Christian writing and was written to help anyone in need of spiritual support. My prayer is that it will be shared by many and will sincerely help those looking for God, real-life answers, and the knowledge of where they can be when death comes.

Editorial Reviews

2019-06-04
A debut guide focuses on finding Christian inspiration.

McGee conceives his book as an encouraging conversation, a means for his Christian readers to save their souls and find the path to Jesus. The principal instrument in achieving this goal is of course the wisdom of the Bible, but as the author readily admits, the holy book is very long and verbose. In his brief series of spiritual and biblical meditations, McGee provides concise thoughts and scriptural quotations on a number of key Christian concepts. "No matter how hard or how easy your life has been here on earth, no matter how badly you think you may have failed God," McGee tells his readers, "the Bible says that you can be safe at death." And in the course of his work, the author examines some of the mysteries and reassurances of the Bible and key points of lore, such as prayer, wisdom, and authority ("All final authority rests with God"). McGee wonders what happens after death, including to non-Christians ("Where are all the souls of the cavemen and lost tribes?"). And he's frank about his own trials with faith, including his questions about prayer: "Is God listening? Will my prayers be heard, much less granted? Will they be ignored?" This note of approachable humanity compensates for some of the author's controversial statements ("It is God alone who keeps people and animals alive and the planets in orbit"; "men and women did not evolve from apes") and lends the whole book a memorable tone of personal confession in the nature of traditional faith narratives. This universe does not offer people a peaceful transition to heaven, McGee writes: "We experience many personal trials here on this earth, and Christians are but a small army in a largely pagan world." While this is an odd claim considering the fact that Christianity is by far the globe's largest religion, it serves to deftly underscore the author's warning to his readers not to take forgiveness or salvation for granted.

A spirited and invitingly even-keeled series of meditations on various aspects of Christianity.

Kirkus Reviews