En Punto

En Punto is not just a book, it is a conduit to a "way of life." It is a teaching text that moves the readeer from the secularism of the day to a place near the walk of the early church. Beginning with the Preface, written by Missionary Russell M. Stendal, to the Addendums where Ex-Nun, Ann Hall, testifies about her En Punto walk, this book draws the reader into a commitment that is life changing. Instead of the "haphazard" circumstance-driven life, there arises the awareness of how to live in the "exact" will of God, how to interpret life from a different view. En Punto challenges the reader to a new level of purity and power. Its studies include personal adventures using En Punto principles, as well as Biblical studies from both Old and New Testaments. Inside its main flow there is a special review of the tribe of Benjamin and how their history served as a model of moral relativism, and how they changed to strong determinism in God. From Chapter One's visit to India all the way to Chapter Eleven's "The Place called There," flows a continuum moving the reader toward their own global positioning.

En Punto has been the source book for world Bible Studies, the subject of metia interviews and a "must read" text for dynamic Christian living.