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Pastor Steve J. Connelly is a counselor, teacher, motivational speaker, and an inspirational writer. He has written six books: I Am Called Faithful and True, Appointed Seasons of the Soul, Divinity in the Hands of Men, POWs to Ponder, A Developmental Study of the Word, God Help Us If There Is No God and has assisted in the publication of three others. His literary style captivates audiences of diverse vocations and cultural backgrounds. His recurrent theme exposes relevance between modern philosophy, and although not limited to the religious community, it presents a contagious positive mindset from an intriguing scriptural perspective.

There is a big difference between an academic comprehension of God existence and an experiential, autonomous acquaintance with His most holy presence. Some theologians and commentators know more about religion, the history of the church, contents of the Bible, and biblical theology than many who regard themselves as committed Christians. Yet some never yield to or acknowledge the Holy Spirit’s call on their lives. They have never experienced God and thus assume that if they cannot experience God, no one can.

Through the pages of God Help Us If There Is No God, readers discover what the Bible calls the “mystery” of the kingdom of God. It’s there. It’s relevant experienced, not by limited human understanding, but by those who earnestly seek Him in Spirit and in Truth.

“Pastor and Author Steve Connelly Compel the Soul to Seek God in His “Book God Help Us If There is No God”

Why does the Bible instruct us to meditate in His word day and night? Is it for us to grasp and memorize the profound knowledge transcribed in this ancient literature? Or is it for a reason deeper than merely knowing God’s history? Pastor Steve Connelly, a counselor, and motivational speaker bring readers closer to understanding the purpose of God’s holy texts in his book “God Help Us if There is No God.”
Pastor Connelly writes: “There is a big difference between an academic comprehension of God’s existence and an experiential, autonomous acquaintance with His most holy presence. Some theologians and commentators know more about religion, the history of the church, contents of the Bible, and biblical theology than many who regard themselves as committed Christians. Yet some never yield to or acknowledge the Holy Spirit’s call on their lives. They have never experienced God and thus assume that if they cannot experience God, no one can.”
The book encourages readers to commune with the Holy Spirit and embraces the Bible, not as an ancient textbook but as a handbook on life. Pastor Connelly, on every page, compels the soul to seek God and commune with the Holy Spirit—to bathe in its presence and build a personal relationship.”