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Title: Crossing the Red Sea

Author: Shepherd Andrew Joshua Martin

Narrator: Michael Bergin

Format: Unabridged

Length: 4 hrs and 20 mins

Language: English

Release date: 01-29-07

Publisher: Tate Publishing

Ratings: 2 of 5 out of 1 votes

Genres: Bios & Memoirs, Personal Memoirs

Publisher's Summary:

Like Moses, Andrew Martin owes God everything. At a time in his life when he was on the brink of losing it all, he came to know the power and grace of God. This book is the account of his life before Christ and after. Andrew became Shepherd Andrew Martin, a minister and a servant of God. This is a moving testimony to all who need God's marvelous re-creation in their lives.

Members Reviews:

Inspirational Book

I finally finished the book 2 weeks ago. I stopped after I read the first half of it due to my busy school schedule. I especially found this book very inspirational, how God used Shepherd Andrew Martin to feed His flocks with the Word of God. I never met anyone in person who has feed thousands of people with the Word of God. I have only taught a few number of students. Andrew Martin certainly understands God's words very well and through reading his book, I was able to understand certain passages in the Bible that I had not fully understood before. I also liked how sincere he was in the first half of the book discussing the struggles it is to be a Christian and "to stay right." It is a struggle that we as Christians face everyday to overcome our sinful nature. Thank God for His Son Jesus Christ who defeated Satan and the power of sin in our lives and for giving us a gospel that we all can share with. May God continue to bless your ministry in NKU.

An honest, encouraging, real story of struggle and victory in Jesus

This book is an encouraging story of the writer's struggles to overcome the hardships of life and the true peace and joy that he could only find in Jesus. You don't need to be a Christian to enjoy this book. Every single person can relate to the ups and downs that life throws at you. Everyone can remember painful memories of regret, guilt, and mistakes in their lives.

The writer doesn't try to preach at the reader. He simply wants to share his personal, honest, genuine life story and show the grace and happiness that he could receive through meeting Jesus. He recalls many of his own mistakes and troubles, and his story demonstrates how Jesus' love extends to all people, even those that society dismisses as hopeless.

An easy read, entertaining, and definitely encouraging!

All the makings of a bad version of David Copperfield

This is dare I say it, an unfortunate piece of literature. The author has poor writting skills which made the book somewhat difficult to read, he also cornered the market on "how great I art" giving no information on anyone that had any effect on his life positive or negative, just a me myself and I storyline. His timelines are off, certain things mentioned in his book were not invented at the time he claims to have been exposed to them, and great many religious people I know, myself included are at best disturbed with his version of the gospel. All in all it is a poorly written, generic spiritual rags to riches claim of self importance.

A ray of hope.

The author intends to give an honest account of his life in hopes that troubled young people of today may find a ray of hope. Clearly, he succeeds. It's refreshing to read about someone who not only overcame his own impossible circumstances, but by God's grace, devoted his life to help others. This book is a testimony to God's love at work in our times.