Conversations with God...anyone ever hear of this?

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There are several books with similar-sounding titles. Which one do you mean? Who is the author?
 
I’ve read it.
New age mumbo jumbo… claims God has a God and that God has a God ect.
 
Yes, new age material is pretty bad.

There is another 7-volume series called “In Conversation with God” by Francis Fernandez. It is like daily devotional and follows the normal readings and cycles. Get a copy if you can. It is very good.
 
Whenever I hear someone say, “I talked to God,” my first thought is how they reacted. Let’s review some biblical reactions to the divine to show get at what I’m talking about:
  • Isaiah (when he saw God’s throne) - Believed he was doomed for being sinful.
  • Daniel (when he saw Gabriel) - Fell down in fear.
  • Shepherds (when they saw the angel) - Felt afraid.
  • Peter, James and John (when they saw Christ transfigured) - Fell down in fear.
  • Temple Guards (upon hearing Christ say “I am”) - Fell back in awe.
  • Paul (when he saw Jesus) - Was (quite literally) knocked off his horse.
  • John - (when he saw the angel) Fell down in fear…twice.
My point is this: when I hear someone say, “I talk to God,” and I listen to how they reacted…if they didn’t react at all, or they reacted like their mom had just phoned them to ask about a few things to buy on the way home…I sincerely doubt they spoke to God.
 
Good point, Byzantine_Wolf.

\New age mumbo jumbo… claims God has a God and that God has a God ect.\

This is basically the same teaching of the Mormonoid Mutants from Kolob–you know, the pretty boys on bicycles.
 
Whenever I hear someone say, “I talked to God,” my first thought is how they reacted. Let’s review some biblical reactions to the divine to show get at what I’m talking about:
  • Isaiah (when he saw God’s throne) - Believed he was doomed for being sinful.
  • Daniel (when he saw Gabriel) - Fell down in fear.
  • Shepherds (when they saw the angel) - Felt afraid.
  • Peter, James and John (when they saw Christ transfigured) - Fell down in fear.
  • Temple Guards (upon hearing Christ say “I am”) - Fell back in awe.
  • Paul (when he saw Jesus) - Was (quite literally) knocked off his horse.
  • John - (when he saw the angel) Fell down in fear…twice.
My point is this: when I hear someone say, “I talk to God,” and I listen to how they reacted…if they didn’t react at all, or they reacted like their mom had just phoned them to ask about a few things to buy on the way home…I sincerely doubt they spoke to God.
great insight. Amen.
 
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