TESTIMONIALS

I would like to offer you a heartfelt thank you Pastor Randy for writing this book. It has put my own walk with Christ in a new perspective, given me greater understanding of how Eastern influences in my twenties have shaped me, and left me feeling encouraged to study the Bible and pursue Jesus with a fresh framework to guide me.Additonal keywords to focus on “Sharing my Faith
 

The Tea Room Scrolls by Randy Loubier takes his readers on a spiritual journey that combines Eastern culture with Christianity. Living in Japan for two years, showed Loubier a people that had biblical standards woven in their lifestyle. The love, genuine care, and the peace they show towards those around them emphasize the Bible teachings. I enjoyed the layout of this book and how it is written and the added bold type and boxes helped to keep the focus on the main points. As I was reading The Tea Room Scrolls, I found many things that Randy Loubier brought to light in an interesting way. His chapter on Doubt is Normal was intriguing as he encourages us to doubt so we will ask questions and dig for the answer ourselves. Don't just leave it at doubt, act on it and find the solution within the pages of the Bible. Never let doubt or fear rule your mind.
 

Author Randy Loubier spent 50 years of his life as an anti-Christian, and in his words “ so I know all the arguments and excuses for disbelieving, doubting, being frustrated with church and Christians in general.” During this time, he studied and practiced many Asian spiritual pursuits, and at the age of 50 he finally read the Bible and was born again by the Word of God. Now, as an author and pastor, his aim is to reach two groups of people—curious non-believers and fringe Christians—to ignite or re-ignite their love for Jesus. An ambitious task, but one in my opinion he is excelling at. The Tea Room Scrolls is a portal that leads to both the above groups in a unique way of learning and studying scripture, using an ancient Eastern context. It is a study and an overview of the top five most important teachings of the Bible. I’m not a particularly religious person myself, but I found this to be a fascinating read. I found The Tea Room Scrolls to be unique in its way of teachings by incorporating different faiths and looking at the similarities. It took me on a journey that made me look at religion in a different way to that which I’m familiar with, which I guess was the purpose of Loubier writing this book. After contemplating what I’d read I found a greater understanding and vision from reading this spiritual book and I would recommend to anyone even remotely curious about this sort of thing. Wether someone looking to read a different perspective, or maybe even someone doubting their own faith.