In the book Batterson presents the story of David to us. Not in the normal way but showing how each even in David's life was preparing him for something bigger and greater. Batterson explains this is what God is doing with us. Preparing us through our own unique experiences to be something greater than we are. ( )

In the book Batterson presents the story of David to us. Not in the normal way but showing how each even in David's life was preparing him for something bigger and greater. Batterson explains this is what God is doing with us. Preparing us through our own unique experiences to be something greater than we are. ( )

Soulprint is by Pastor and Author Mark Batterson. Once again he has crafted another excellent book.

Batterson is a refreshing voice which continues to resonate with believers. His books have helped push believers to be more than who they are. Personally I have benefited greatly from his work. He writes in a clear easy to read manner that keeps you engaged.
In Soulprint we find Batterson using King David as our point of connection. He uses key events throughout David’s life to connect to you and me, the readers, to the truth within the pages.

Batterson relates the idea of the soulprint to a fingerprint. He explains how just as there are no two fingerprints alike there are no two soulprints alike. God has created each one of us as UNIQUE individuals. The author establishes David as the example for our individual uniqueness. Sharing about David facing Goliath and how King Saul put his own armor on David; yet David couldn’t wear it he had to be true to himself. Just as we need to be ourselves…no one else.

David may have been a shepherd boy... but God saw more.

David may have been a soldier on the run from his king... but God saw more.

David may have been a king you killed a man to have his wife... but God saw more.

God saw David's soulprint. David pursued God through the high-times and the low. However, he always hung onto God.

Batterson wants the readers to walk away knowing that it's never too late to be who you might have been.
It’s never too late to discover your divine destiny.

Bottom line: Excellent Book, well worth the price. ( )