12 Things God Can't Do: ...and How They Can Help You Sleep at Night (A Christian book on God’s greatness that helps you to trust him, grow in faith and live confidently.)

This is an easy read and an excellent, through provoking book. I bought it for myself and ended up using it for a Bible study with my senior high students. We teach our little kids that there's nothing our God cannot do" I love how the author approaches things from the perspective of "God Can't" and reminds us that we can be very comforted by what He can't do. God can't sin, He can't learn because He knows all things. Who can teach Him? and more. It truly does increase your confidence in Him.

This book wonderfully addresses how God is NOT like us but bigger and how He is so much more. Great book for a devotional or study.

I enjoyed this book. Filled with insights from Nick Tucker what God cannot do. Interesting points raised and never thought some of the points. Realizing the deity of God and we must learn about God to know Him. Great book for believers in Christ and want to grow in their faith, whether you're a recent convert or been a true Christian for years.

The title of the book gets your attention....what? God can do anything! Then as you read it you understand and appreciate the Biblical and God-honoring way he brings out wonderful attributes of the Lord. As a conservative, reformed Baptist pastor I was encouraged by it.

Great plan to inspire one to understand characteristics of God and purpose of Christ‘s coming to earth.

Read my title!!! This book is wonderful

Is it true to say that God can do anything? In 12 Things God Can’t Do, Nick Tucker explains how trusting in a God who can’t do things helps you sleep at night. Confidence in God’s Word In just under 200 pages, Tucker tells us 12 truths about God. We often hear that God can do anything, and this is what makes him God. What is also true, however, is that there are things God can’t do that also make him God. What Tucker does best in this book is take the truths and apply them to your personal life. For instance, the fact that God can’t change his mind gives us confidence in his word. We can be certain and sure about what he says, and we can rest in his promises. Comfort for Christians There are three interludes in the book that explain how -- in the incarnation -- God did the very things he cannot do. For instance, even though we know that God can’t learn, the Bible tells us that God went to school. Jesus grew in wisdom. Even though this is a mystery, the fact that Jesus is both God and man is central to our salvation. I was most moved in Chapter 7 which shows how God can’t be lonely. The trinity shows us that God expresses love in its fullness. Tucker says that “God can offer to even the most alienated and alone amongst us the possibility of true relationship.“ When we are united with the Son we are united with the Father and the Spirit as well. This is a very special comfort to Christians. Centered on the Cross The book ends by explaining how God can’t die while also showcasing the mystery of the cross. We see how Jesus was tempted yet without sin, and this gives confidence to Christians as we pursue sanctification in our everyday life. And because God cannot disown himself, we can be sure that God will not abandon us -- those who are in Christ. Tucker uses Scripture to prove his points. In many ways, this study is on the non-attributes of God. Instead of my brain spiraling out of control by trying to think about all that God can do, I find myself at peace while seeing what he cannot do. My mind can rest — and my heart is set — on Christ. I received a media copy of 12 Things God Can’t Do and this is my honest review.

Every theologist has their own interpretation of the Bible, and this one is no exception. Just read the Bible.

I read this book and discussed it with my friends over coffee each week. Things I would never have thought about before were in it. Great read!

The easiest and most readable book I have yet read on finding my way to God. Enjoyable to read, supported by Scripture and enhanced by the author's own experience as both a family man and member of the clergy. Never for one moment is the prose boring or difficult to comprehend. 12 things God can't do, is a guide to life and a vade mecum for those who wish to strengthen their faith and seek God. I highly recommend it.

Challenges our misconceptions about God and a very good tool for growing our faith in Him. Excellent read.

In great condition, interesting take on the Character of God, easy to read

One of the most insightful books into the character of God/Jesus have read.