In praise o

Crave…

“Tired o uy books on the spiritual lie? Chris Tomlinson has writ-

ten a biblical, God-centered antidote.

Crave

takes us on a rank and honest journey through the challenges o the Christian walk

in today’s world. It is at once a wise, practical, and readable guide,useul or those who recognize spiritual mediocrity in themselvesbut want to grow beyond it.”

Duane Litfn

president, Wheaton College

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“In this creative blend o autobiography and devotional, Chris Tom-linson paints or us a Christ who satisfes our cravings or Himsel.An inspiring work rom a gited and anointed writer.”

Christian George

author o

Sacred Travels

;

Sex, Sushi, & Salvation

; and

Godology

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“Chris Tomlinson addresses the noblest and most necessary ques-tion in the most disarming style. It is the theme that engaged thebest thoughts o writers rom Augustine to Pascal to C.S. Lewis. Itexplores what Pascal called the ‘God-shaped vacuum’: How do we

satisy our hunger or God? No mortal can answer the question with

fnality. But this book takes us a long way in the right direction.”

Ronnie Collier Stevens

Danube International ChurchBudapest, Hungary

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“Chris Tomlinson possesses a skill rare in Christian writing today:

a clean, clear, powerul perspective.

Crave

is detly written, with asneaky comedic sense, but what sets Chris apart is his heart. He’dnever say it himsel, but he has a lot to teach, and we have a lotto learn.”

Jordan Green

editor in chie, Burnside Writers Collective

“An honest exploration o doubts, ears, missteps and victories rom

an authentic, not-yet-arrived ollower o Christ.”

Rev. Joseph Pensak

campus minister, Reormed University Fellowship

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“Written with an enjoyable and attractive vulnerability, this book will

draw many o us to places we’ve wanted to go in our relationshipswith God but have struggled to fnd because o the clutter o lie. Ilove the way

Crave

challenges cultural and comortable Christian-ity, both in how we internally experience the reality o Christ andexternally express the gospel to the world around us.”

David Robbins

regional director, Campus Crusade or Christ

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“

Crave

is part autobiography, part theological musing. Chris talks aboutGod in a very personal and compelling manner. His message is clearand told through the introspective and oten hilarious experiences o

his own lie: that God is great and should be praised. An engrossing

read that not only had me laughing out loud but also thinking about

my own personal belies, even rom an atheist’s perspective.”

Andy Wang

riend and atheist