Bøker utgitt av Kenneth Bosket

In the book, In One Ear, Out the Other, Ken Bosket engages in a thought-provoking conversation on our ability to hear God''s word in a microwave society. Is it possible to hear, absorb, and retain information in a digital age full of distractions? To answer the question, Bosket seeks answers from experts and his own experiences to understand the challenges that can occur between society''s addiction to technology and our spiritual growth. We live in a society that has embraced the use of smartphones, tablets, mobile apps, internet services, gaming consoles, social media, etc. Yet are these sources of convenience and entertainment a good thing? Even if the overall aspects of technology are beneficial, are we so far addicted to computers that its use has become a stumbling block to God''s purpose? The challenge is to remain spiritually mindful, as we maintain our focus in a high-tech culture that refuses to slow down.

In Cooked on the Outside, Raw on the Inside, Ken Bosket gives us a unique view of our quest to understand God's timing. How long do we have to wait and how much do we have to endure? To answer the question, Bosket uses culinary analogies: God is the Head Chef preparing a meal for us, and the appetizers, soup, salad, entrées, and desserts are all part of our spiritual journey.We must learn to be patient when waiting on responses from God. Microwaved dishes and fast food simply will not do. Appetizers and salads temporarily satisfy our hunger until the main course arrives, as the trials and pitfalls we encounter in our daily lives are mere precursors to victorious destiny. Great cuisine cannot be rushed, and neither can we take a shortcut to a rich and fulfilling relationship with God.Bosket's tone is lighthearted and fun, but his message is serious: We need to take our time in our spiritual lives and carefully know the promises of God as we await the entrée. Then we can be content with knowing that God is in control.