Anonymous: Jesus’ hidden years…and yours

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(184 pages, paperback, Thomas Nelson)

Jesus’ first three decades of life were mostly hidden. However, with his life (and with ours), it is critical that we not mistake unseen for unimportant. Hidden years are unapplauded but not unproductive. They are sacred spaces, to be rested in not rushed through and most definitely never to be regretted.

In this personal, reflective book, Alicia helps us recognize the riches that God grows in us during uncelebrated seasons of our lives.

(To watch the 12-episode teaching series on Anonymous on TBN, click here.)

Anonymous | Premieres Monday, October 15th

In Dr. Alicia Britt Chole's new TBN original series, we will explore the hidden years in the life of Jesus. Learn that "unseen" does not equal "unimportant". Mark your calendars now! Monday, October 15th at 9PM ET/6PM PT. #Anonymous

Posted by TBN on Sunday, October 7, 2018

10 reviews for Anonymous: Jesus’ hidden years…and yours

  1. Renee Duarte Kwiecinski

    What a skillfully written book! While reading Anonymous, I simultaneously listened to the Audible version. (I’m SO GLAD Dr. Chole was the narrator! Outstanding presentation!) I also viewed the 12-part “Anonymous” video series on the Alicia Britt Chole YouTube Channel. WHY did I go to this extent? Because I found, right from the start, that “Anonymous” was WELL WORTH the “Soaking” time!

    One of the many things that stood out to me within her book is that the Lord NEVER wastes any of our time – even if we may feel we’re “on pause” from fulfilling our dreams. He, in actuality, is lovingly protecting us and growing us – as we look to Him, trust Him, and rest in Him. There’s ALWAYS a greater purpose in any waiting!

    In fact, this book has reminded me, once again, that being hidden away in Christ is not just about getting through a challenging season. But, even more so, it’s about cultivating a “moment-by-moment hiddenness mindset” – where we humbly and gratefully position our hearts and incline our ears to follow His will and Word always. This is a beautiful expression of our love and worship for Jesus!

    After being formally trained in ministry and involved in ministry for many years, there’s no doubt in my mind that Dr. Alicia Britt Chole has been “Set Apart” to help people see God’s love and purposes for their lives. In fact, for those who sense God’s call on their lives, I really feel this book can be a very important “Guiding Light” for anyone desiring to enter ministry, or who already is in ministry, or who has retired from ministry.

    Dr. Chole truly is one of the BEST communicators I’ve ever read or seen. Whether it be through her writing, her teaching, her public speaking, or her on-camera poise – she has indeed been gifted of the Lord!

    THANK YOU, Dr. Chole, for writing this book! Blessings to you, your family, and ministry!

    • Alicia Britt Chole

      Oh thank you for your generous words! Peace and gratitude!

  2. Deborah Rivera

    Truly Amazing!!The Lord inspired her to write this book. Everyone needs to read this, and make it apart of their life strategy in walking with God.

    • Alicia Britt Chole

      Thank you, Deborah! Peace an joy to you in the New Year.

  3. Laverne

    I have not started the book yet, but I stopped by to say from the synopsis and the reviews I’m shaking with top toe anticipation to read this title. We are reading it in Bible Class it’s title of the class is Women’s Worth and we gather on Saturdays for 8-10 week’s. I’ll return here after we finish. We start 5/26

  4. Daniel Geddes

    This book shook me to my core and pulsates in my soul daily. It changed my life and my perspective on simply…waiting. I played football for Nick Saban at the University fo Alabama from 2010 to 2014, this time frame being the peak of Saban’s success. I have the both conference and national championship rings to prove it. I accepted Jesus as my savior at 6 years old, but from 18 to 22 I let being an Alabama football player become my identity instead of my platform for a while. I am now 25, working a “big boy” job in the defense contracting industry (not the ideal career for me), paying a mortgage, cultivating my marriage, trying to make friends in my personal time, and all the while I am trying to seek God in hopes of rediscovering my purpose, talents, gifts, and peace…things I seem to let the status of being a football player take place of. I’ve been broken, beaten, and barren ever since.

    “But God,” or in this case, “But this book inspired by God.” You’re reading the words of someone who hasn’t read an entire book from beginning to end since 4th grade’s “Where the Red Fern Grows” project. I absolutely hated reading, that is, until this book was gifted to me. The circumstances under which it was given to me in itself is a miracle, but I’ll spare you. Let’s just say it was divine appointment; the giver didn’t know me and I didn’t know her. She just sensed my spiritual wandering and stumbling around aimlessly. But the book…Mrs. Chole has wholly encompassed my every emotion, answered or at least soothed my questioning heart, and provided ample tools to fight the enemy in times of being told, “You’re a failure,” “God doesn’t care about your dreams,” “God has forgotten about you,” and of course, “You’re patience is in vain.” Am I still beaten, broken, and barren after reading this book? For sure. I’d be lying if I said I wasn’t. However, I have a better understanding of why. More importantly, I have a better understanding of what it’s going to produce and who it’s going to help. Thank God for turning a poetic atheist into a eloquent author and beacon for the light of God. I’m forever grateful and changed because of her and her Holy Spirit-inspired work.

    • Alicia Britt Chole

      Daniel, your email meant so very much to me. Thank you for sharing your journey and for opening a window into how God has graciously used Anonymous to speak to you. Writing the book was a rich experience for my soul, but hearing how God is using it…is beyond words. Thank you!

  5. Linda Pesavento

    This book is a gift. Alicia writes with wisdom, insight and heart transforming clarity. My relationship with God has been transformed because of the teaching in this book.

    • Alicia Britt Chole

      Thank you, Linda. And congrats on the release of your “The She Is Project” Vol 1 book!!!

  6. Jennifer Rothschild, author of Invisible: How you feel is not who you are

    Alicia is one of those rare communicators who captures the hearts and challenges the minds of a generation. Her book, Anonymous, sits on my shelf next to C.S. Lewis, and I am convinced that someday she will rise to similar prominence if given the platform and freedom to express her full God-given potential.

  7. Margaret Feinberg, author of Sacred Echo

    Anonymous is a compelling and stunningly written book.

  8. Dr. Bill Taylor, World Evangelical Alliance Global Ambassador

    I cannot recommend this book more highly. You will not regret having read it. Don’t read it rapidly. Read it slowly. Mull over it and let it mull over you.

  9. Bishop Dr. Claude R. Alexander, Jr., pastor and author

    Anonymous is a must read for anyone who takes the path to maturity in Christ seriously.

  10. Mark Batterson, pastor and author

    Alicia Chole has a unique way of framing truth. Her heartfelt and thoughtful words penetrate the soul and make you feel and think in new ways. And when I read what Alicia has written, I don’t just feel like I know her. I feel like she knows me.

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