In See the City, author David Joannes unearths the one-of-a-kind hope meant for everyone-a hope that will encourage you to fix your eyes on the city of God and focus your attention on the God of that city.

Inspired by a ten-year-old refugee girl in Myanmar named White Flower, this nonfiction book points to the grace of God that restores all who are bruised, battered, and broken-hearted.

Richard Blackaby, author of Experiencing God (which sold 7 million copies), says in the foreword, "See the City is a beacon of hope in an increasingly complex and challenging world. David Joannes masterfully unpacks the truth that we are all travelers, taking the arduous journey through a beautiful but broken-down world, longing to one day enter God's joy-filled, eternal kingdom. This book is a timely reminder of the hope we have in Christ and the incredible future that awaits us."

Taking cues from Saint Augustine's 1,500-year-old classic, The City of God, David paints a portrait of two realms: the city of man destined to pass away and the city of God, a kingdom that stands the test of time.

Here's how the book is laid out:

1. A City That Will Pass Away
2. A City That Lasts Forever
3. Two Cities Entwined

These three sections give you a taste of abundant life on Earth and help you grow in your anticipation for Heaven.

This book is often purchased together with Glorious Hope, the coloring book companion for adults and teens based on See the City by David Joannes.