Have We Met? is a Christian nonfiction book that challenges readers to examin whether they have a genuine relationship with Jesus Christ or merely posses knowledge about Him. Drawing from Scripture, the book explores the distinction between intellectual belief and the intimate, relational knowledge described by the Greek word ginosko stemming from the biblical concept found in Matthew 7:21-23. Trhough biblical teaching, practical application, and personal reflection, readers are invited to move beyond religion and into a daily, authentic walk with Christ. The book emphasizes that while many ask, "Do you know Jesus?" the more important question is, "Does Jesus know you?"
In Have We Met?, Wyatt Perkins takes you on a powerful journey through Scripture to uncover the stark difference between knowing about Jesus and being known by Him.
You'll discover why many who think they are followers of Christ may one day hear the most terrifying words ever spoken: "I never knew you."
This is an easy read, but it is not a sprint, rather it is a marathon. The journey this book takes the reader on, guides you through understanding that Jesus not only will, but wants to meet you right where you are. He is not interested in the cleaned up version we often times present ourselves to be in public spaces. He is more interested in us inviting Him into the mess and allowing Him to work through it. This book challenges the reader to be open and honest, not with others, but with theirselves.
This book is an urgent invitation to move beyond religion and into real relationship-where intimacy is mutual, knowledge flows both ways, and eternity is secured not by what you know about Him, but by the One who knows you.
THE DOOR IS OPEN.
THE QUESTION IS-WILL YOU LET HIM IN?