Winning the Battle for Your Soul: Jesus’ Teachings through Marino Restrepo: A St. Paul for Our Times

This book will truly change your life ! It will make you look deep into the mirror of your soul and do a very deep dive into your salvation!! Thank you Marino for being Gods messenger ❤️🙏

The Bible, of course, is the ultimate guide but Marino has done a wonderful job highlightung what we need to do to have true union with God during our pilgrimage on earth. A quick read filled with jewels!

Loved it! Great insight to what God wants from us. Clear understanding to deepen our faith and the mystical aspects of God's love for us, is there to discover.

This book was what my soul needed at the time. I am 37yrsrs old and this is the first book I would look forward to reading I devoured it. It lead me on the buying consecration to Mary by Christine Watkins and I am doing the consecration with my kids we bought the mother Mary poster and putting on a star on her mantle with each devotion day, I even got audible and purchased the flame of love book. All in all this book inspired you to be a better Catholic. All glory to God.

This book sheds a great light on our “purpose.” It offers direction by using clear and valuable truth. It is quick to the point and perfectly simple. While reading it, it was obvious to me that Restrepo’s only desire in sharing these messages is to enlighten us and encourage us to push on and win the battle.

Short yet packed full of guidance for our souls. A must read for everyone!

This is a wake up call for folks that have doubts about the hereafter for their souls !Many of us think we are OK in thinking we are not all that bad ,but may find out too late that we should have been more concerned with our state of Grace or lack thereof !I recommend the book the Warning as a first read, then come back and read this.

Marino Restrepo's conversion story is truly heartwarming and inspirational. Given the insights, he received from our lord I can only say Amen but I understand that sometimes experience isn't always conveyed well in writing no matter how talented a writer may be.Case in point, on Page 55, it states; " We are called to carry the silence of the cross by offering our pain, trials, and tribulations to the Lord, instead of giving them away to others. Whenever we share our cross with our neighbor, not only do we waste spiritual treasures of merit and true healing, but we accumulate darkness for our souls because of the lack of charity and respect for our neighbor. The silence of the cross invites us into the true silence of the spirit, which is the gift of inner peace in the midst of this painful world."While I understand that we must "take up our cross daily" but, we are also compelled to "Bear each other's burdens" What does he mean by "share our cross with our neighbor"? Perhaps, I am missing the message here. Are we to bear the burdens of our neighbors but not share our own burdens with them? That might be what he means, that true charity, perhaps with those who do not know Christ, is to bear their burdens without complaint about our own. But with fellow Christians, we do share our burdens and pray together that God heals us?I will ponder this more.