A Portrait of God

In a world full of noise, distractions, and unanswered questions, knowing God is not only an intellectual possibility—it is a spiritual necessity. In this book, Daniel Chamberlin presents a clear, deep, and accessible work on the reality of God: His existence, nature, and eternal attributes.

This book speaks to both those seeking solid foundations for their faith and those who desire to deepen their understanding of who God truly is. From the very first pages, Chamberlin bravely and clearly addresses a foundational question: Does God exist? With honesty and rigor, he explores the position of atheism, its implications, and contrasts both views using logical, historical, and biblical arguments.

Once the foundation of divine existence is established, the author dives into what it means that "God is Spirit," helping the reader understand how this truth shapes the way we worship Him, perceive His presence, and relate to Him in genuine ways.

The heart of the book focuses on a careful and devotional exposition of God’s main attributes: His eternity, immutability, omnipresence, infinite knowledge, perfect wisdom, sovereign power, immaculate holiness, boundless goodness, absolute dominion, and limitless patience. Each chapter is structured to teach, inspire, and apply these truths to daily Christian living.

Chamberlin achieves a remarkable balance between theological depth and practical application. He does not simply define abstract concepts but invites readers to contemplate the greatness of God and respond with awe, gratitude, and obedience to His glory.

A Portrait of God is ideal for personal or group study, as each chapter includes practical reflections that aid meditation and spiritual growth. It is essential reading for Christians who desire to strengthen their faith in a true, real, and near God—a God whose character never changes, whose power has no limits, and whose love surpasses all understanding.

This book does more than inform—it seeks to transform, helping readers rediscover the beauty, faithfulness, and majesty of the God who longs to be known.