Virginia Stewart Metzler’s “Our God Still Speaks” Will Be Displayed at the 2023 L.A. Times Festival of Books

The religion and spirituality book “Our God Still Speaks” by Virginia Stewart Metzler will soon be available for display by self-publishing and book marketing company ReadersMagnet at the Los Angeles Times Festival of Books. The literary festival will take place on April 22-23, 2023, at the University of Southern California, Los Angeles, USA.

Written with worship in mind, “Our God Still Speaks” shares with readers inspiring accounts of God’s work in people’s lives. The book is a living testimony to God’s continued communication with the author.

Throughout time, God has communicated with human beings through various means, and both the Old and New Testaments attest to this. In this book, Virginia Stewart Metzler provides compelling evidence that God still uses this method of communication with his followers today.

After God led the Israelites across the Jordan River in the Old Testament, Joshua stacked up stones as a memorial to the Almighty. These stones were always there to remind the Israelites of how much God loved and cared for them. In a similar vein, this book is Virginia Stewart Metzler’s “stack of stones.”

The author hopes that this book will aid, encourage, and inspire readers to put more faith in God and surrender more of their lives to Him. God often speaks to his people and answers their prayers in ways that are subtle unless they train their spiritual eyes to notice them.

Wondering if God still speaks today as He did in Old Testament times? Longed to see evidence of God’s working in one’s life? Struggling with unanswered prayers? If so, get a copy of “Our God Still Speaks” on YourPublicist.com. Visit the book’s display at the ReadersMagnet’s exhibit booth no.225 at the L.A. Times Festival of Books.

Our God Still Speaks
Author | Virginia Steward Metzler
Genre | Religion and Spirituality
Publisher | Xulon Press
Published date | December 13, 2012

Author
Virginia Stewart Metzler was born in Houston, Texas, went to high school there, and fell in love with John Thomas Barnett Jr. (better known as Tommy). They married and six weeks later moved to Liberia, West Africa, in June of 1957. Tommy was a pilot for R. G. LeTourneau’s mission, Tournata.

They had lived there for two years until Tommy was killed in a tragic plane crash. After she married Les Metzler, they became missionaries with Wycliffe Bible Translators in the Philippines. She moved back to Texas with her two small children, Vicki, age 2, and Randy, age eight months.

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