Christian seeker makes peace at last with the Gospel of Jesus Christ
Matt Francis' religious education began in childhood. While attending a Seventh-Day Adventist church and school, he came to perceive God as a vengeful presence ready to strike the moment he strayed from the path. After leaving the Seventh-Day Adventist faith as a teenager, he searched for a church where he felt a meaningful association, and his search would carry on into adulthood. As he continued to leave one congregation after the next, a burning question remained. What was keeping him from embracing each church?
As it turns out, the answer was a simple one. In all his years of religious experimentation, at no point could anyone convincingly connect the dots to form the full picture of God. Francis had always been taught that God was consistent, yet he couldn't see it - until he started looking to connect the dots for himself.
In Tree to Tree, Francis unpacks years of religious indoctrination, along with the help of good preaching, the teachings of great men, the Catechism of the Catholic Church, and the Word of God, to reveal God's magnificent symmetry. Highlighting the hypocrisy and confusion that led to his cynicism, he shares a comprehensive understanding of Christianity through God's creative lens.
Filling in the missing puzzle pieces, Francis unabashedly delivers the truth, and his message will resonate with those who are feeling disillusioned and discouraged by Christianity.
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Matt, from a lower middle class family, spent his early years in a Christian Cult (including schooling). Following the breaking of a home, Matt struggled to find a place in society including joining the military where he became a Nuclear Propulsion Plant Operator. He and his family ran the religious gamut, even after his career was cut short due to injury. In his early forties, he learned he is autistic (Aspergers) which explained his unique perspective which he has applied, along with his religious and science-based backgrounds. He lives in Indiana with his wife, and high school sweetheart, of thirty-four years; they have two adult children.
