A thoughtful read of a Christ who is present and approachable in our daily lives. It's easy to read with a pondering and deliberate style of drawing forth images to aid in our reflection on the Laughing Christ, the Teaching Christ, The Angry Christ, the Healing Christ, the Servant Christ, the Dying Christ, the Risen Christ, and the Loving Christ.

It's the perfect book for churches, Christian book clubs, ministries, schools, and all who wish to better understand Jesus.

The book is based on a poem written by the author more than four decades ago:

See This Christ

See this Christ who is laughing,

and dancing with the children in the streets.

See this Christ who is teaching,

and longing for all people to be free.

See this Christ who is angry

at the way we have denied our Creator's love.

See this Christ who is touching,

healing broken bodies, broken souls.

See this Christ who kneels before you

washing feet of sinful people.

See this Christ who hangs here bleeding,

weeping, dying for your sins.

See this Christ in all His glory,

risen now triumphantly.

See this Christ who loves you,

and wants you to be with Him every day.

Yes, he wants you to be with Him in all ways.

Every day.

What Readers Are Saying

Linda Lysakowski's See This Christ is a wonderful sequel to her earlier book, The Face of Jesus. Through each of the reflections, I found myself seeing, and even more importantly encountering, Jesus in new and even surprising ways. I hope you will find it helpful as I did, not only for your reflection, but for your prayer.

-- Fr. Ron Zanoni, Pastor, St Andrew Catholic Community

I love that Linda starts See This Christ with a chapter called "The Laughing Christ" because it reminds me of so many times that Linda and I, having worked together for years and years, have cracked each other up even when talking about weighty spiritual things. Looking back, I have no doubt that Christ was right there with us, cracking up, too. And this is just one facet of Christ so masterfully revealed by my friend in this remarkable book.

-- Stephen C. Nill, JD, CEO of CharityChannel