My Imaginary Jesus: The Spiritual Adventures of One Man Searching for the Real God (Paperback) by Matt Mikalatos, David Kinnaman

from tjsjohanna

This is a crazy jumbled ride to discover the real Jesus. I liked the way the author exposed our false ideas of who Jesus Christ is, how we think of him in terms of our own likes, dislikes, and fears. I didn't quite get the point of the Mormon missionaries and being a Mormon myself could see that ...

from DuffDaddy

Author and book character Matt Mikalatos confronts his imaginary Jesus (and scores of other versions of Jesus) in his persuit of the real thing. At his side are Daisy the talking donkey, the apostle Pete and Motorcycle Guy. Ultimately he finds the (not his) real Jesus. Fun and fast-paced, though ...

from atimco

Oh goodness, what a book! As this hilarious "not-quite-true" story opens, Matt Mikalatos is in his favorite trendy little café with his hip personal Jesus when someone walks in and socks Matt's Jesus on the nose. Jesus takes off, robes flapping in the wind, with Matt and the stranger Pete (aka th...

from prozacstan

Matt Mikalatos has a good sense of humor. I'm not used to reading books that employ such humor in teaching about Jesus. It was rough to read at first and there were a few shocks here and there. That said, he did a good job at pointing out how people often create their own "imaginary Jesus" who lo...

from burnit99

Matt Mikalatos is having a nice lunch with Jesus Christ at the Red and Black Cafe in Portland, Oregon when a burly guy comes in, notices Matt reading a Bible and comes over and introduces himself as Pete. Matt is surprised when Pete engages Jesus in conversation (few can see him), and suddenly pu...