What Hinders The Understanding of God's Word
by Tina Harris-Taylor
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About the Book
Why do so many people read the Bible—yet still misunderstand what it says?
In What Hinders the Understanding of God’s Word?, Tina Harris-Taylor exposes the hidden spiritual barriers that keep believers from fully grasping God’s truth. Through powerful biblical teaching and deep spiritual insight, this eye-opening book reveals how pride, distraction, hardened hearts, tradition, and spiritual blindness can quietly distort our understanding of Scripture.
This transformative read will challenge readers to move beyond surface-level Bible reading and discover how humility, surrender, and the guidance of the Holy Spirit unlock deeper revelation.
If you desire clearer understanding, stronger discernment, and a life truly shaped by God’s Word, this book will lead you there.
Features & Details
- Primary Category: Religion & Spirituality
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Project Option: 5×8 in, 13×20 cm
# of Pages: 60 -
Isbn
- Softcover: 9798240505768
- Publish Date: May 30, 2026
- Language English
About the Creator
Tina Harris‑Taylor is a self‑published author, spiritual storyteller, and ministry leader whose work weaves together honesty, healing, and the transformative power of God. Through devotionals, reflective narratives, and testimony‑driven books, she creates spaces where readers can confront their wounds, rediscover their identity, and experience restoration. Her writing is known for its poetic warmth, emotional depth, and unwavering commitment to truth—inviting readers to see themselves clearly and see God even more clearly. A graduate of the COGIC Evangelist Missionary Institute (2011), Tina believes that ministry lives in every story we dare to tell. Her books, prayers, and creative projects—including Finding God in the Brokenness, and her growing anthology Saint or Sinner: Tales from the Pews—are crafted to guide others from shame to acceptance, from brokenness to healing, and from silence to spiritual authority. Whether writing for her children, her community, or those
