How Can God Hear a Man Like You?
£2.99 – £12.99
This gritty and hard-hitting true story demonstrates how the love of God can reach us in even the darkest of places. From a life of drugs, occult and violence to freedom, hope and peace, Glenn Walsh discovers that everyone who calls on the name of the Lord will be saved.
“Look at you! How can God hear a man like you? Your heart is corrupt and full of evil; God does not hear you! All your prayers are in vain!”
Glenn’s life had been a downward spiral of rebellion, alcohol, unhealthy relationships, drugs and finally experimenting with the occult. Having rejected God from a young age, he now felt too far gone to be saved, his life dominated by demonic oppression. Filled with violent thoughts and sometimes unable to control his actions, Glenn feared how he might harm his loved ones. So, believing that hell would be a small step from the hell he already experienced on earth, Glenn planned his suicide…
Additional information
| Dimensions | 234 × 156 × 12 cm |
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| Format | eBook (ePub), eBook (PDF), Paperback |
I love hearing stories of transformation, especially when it is clear that Jesus is the hero! That’s powerfully the case here.
About the Author
Glenn Walsh
Glenn Walsh is the pastor at Vine Evangelical Church in Kent. He and his wife Sarah have a background of church planting, mission and youth work, serving with New Frontiers, Vineyard and New Wine expressions of churches. Glenn and Sarah have six daughters, twelve grandchildren (at present) and have fostered many children through Bexley Social Services. Glenn had a dramatic conversion in his early twenties with God moving sovereignly in life, his story has featured in national publications and evangelistic recordings, and he has shared his story over the years in many settings to include prisons, radio, churches and schools.
Endorsements and Reviews
Matt Partridge, Core Team and Eldership Leader, Emmanuel Church, Oxford
This is a raw, honest and authentic memoir of a broken life transformed by an encounter with a loving, powerful God. Glenn narrates his journey from addiction, crime and witchcraft to freedom and healing in Jesus.
Matt Partridge
Core Team and Eldership Leader, Emmanuel Church, Oxford
Paul Harcourt, Ambassador for New Wine England
I love hearing stories of transformation, especially when it is clear that Jesus is the hero! That’s powerfully the case here. May reading Glenn’s story point many to Jesus, who alone can bring hope in their darkest nights and peace in their most troubled moments.
Paul Harcourt
Ambassador for New Wine England
Paul Brown, Minister and author of Invisible Divides
This is a most remarkable supernatural story of redemption and reconciliation; it’s good overcoming evil, light over darkness. The writing style may be rough and ready, but the God story is sublime.
Glenn’s account of triumph in the face of adversity and hardship will give hope to anyone who finds themselves at the sharp end of life.
How does an ex-drug user and drinker from a fractured family on a difficult council estate end up pastoring a church in the salubrious surroundings of Sevenoaks?
Answer: he totally and continually surrenders his life to God. Glenn’s complete trust in God for both provision and power is breathtaking. I love his boldness and unswerving obedience as he follows God’s path regardless of the consequences.
What an adventure!
Paul Brown
Minister and author of Invisible Divides
David Holden, Leader of the New Ground family of churches, part of Newfrontiers
Col.1:13 says, “ He has delivered us from the domain of darkness and transferred us to the kingdom of his beloved Son.” Glenn’s story is about how dark that domain can be and how far you can be from knowing God’s mercy and grace. It’s also the story of how God can deliver you. No darkness is too dark for the light of God to penetrate. It’s the story of the life-transforming gospel that is available to all of us.
David Holden
Leader of the New Ground family of churches, part of Newfrontiers
Chip Kendall, Soul Children UK
From the first moment Glenn shared part of his story with me years ago, I always knew it would make for riveting reading. And this book does not disappoint. The Bible tells us that we overcome Satan by the blood of the Lamb (Jesus) and the word of our testimony (Rev.12:11). My prayer is that as people read this, hell will be plundered and heaven populated. Glenn’s stories are testaments of God’s faithfulness and signposts for anyone feeling lost or trapped in darkness and confusion. Once you’ve read it, please pass it on to someone else who needs it.
Chip Kendall
Soul Children UK
… raw, honest and authentic…
