Go and Sin No More: A Call to Holiness

Dr. Bill Bright called this book, "Magnificent. . . . One of those rare, life-changing books." The sad truth is that holiness is one of the most misunderstood topics in the Church today, with one side preaching legalistic bondage and the other side preaching false grace. In Go And Sin No More, Dr. Michael L. Brown strikes a biblical balance and points the way to a grace-filled, Spirit-e empowered holiness, revealing how you can overcome temptation and live a passionate life of holiness that will fill God's heart with joy. Drawing on years of Scripture study and and personal experience, Brown's book is filled with practical steps, biblical guidance, and inspirational quotes that will give you strength to boldly and aggressively overcome sin and walk in the liberty and freedom that Jesus purchased for you by His blood. Begin living a life that is pleasing in God's eyes and experience a deeper level of spiritual strength, hunger and effectiveness. It's time to experience the beauty of holiness today!

Brutally honest and raw

Dr. Brown doesn't shy away from controversial topics, difficult and challenging Bible passages nor deep and honest stories from his one life and walk with God, which constantly shows how faithful God is when we aren't.

AI has a tough time with Biblical references

It didn't take long to figure out "jazz" was James, "pet" was Peter, "eckles" was Ecclesiastes. Took longer to decipher what I heard as "CF" must be Zeph for Zephaniah and "eesa" is Isa for Isaiah. But saving the cost of a human reader is probably what allowed this book to be a freebie. It got to be kind of fun figuring out the puzzle, and hearing Timothy and Samuel referred to as Tim and Sam like we were old buddies. As for content, the book is excellent.

Virtual narration very poor

It regularly mispronounces words and misunderstand abbreviations, and sometimes words are lost in static.
The content of the book is both informative and practical. Highly recommended!

A guy narrator made lots of mistakes when he was describing the footnotes

I really like the book I really like the author I did not care for the AI generated narrator. Lots of mistakes it should’ve been proofed before it was released.