Because This Message Deserves to Move

At Kravitz & Sons, we’re proud to bring a fresh, digital life to The Good News According to Jesus by Donald Blosser in our brand-new flipbook format. This wasn’t just a design choice—it was a conviction. Blosser’s work is too rich, too timely, and too important to stay locked on paper. It’s the kind of book that asks you to slow down, rethink, and re-engage with the message of Jesus—and now it gets to do all that in a format that flows with the modern reader.

Turning Pages That Glide and Stick with You

Let’s be honest: a flipbook isn’t just another way to read—it’s a whole different experience. It mimics the feeling of a real book, with pages that flip smoothly and layouts that breathe. You can pause, scan, or sink into a chapter without losing your place or your pace. It’s built for the curious, the contemplative, and the reader who moves between coffee shop mornings and late-night reflections.

But this isn’t just about looks. The flipbook format is about meeting people where they are—on screens, in transit, or winding down at home. It brings clarity to theological depth, and warmth to intellectual reflection. It makes complex ideas feel approachable and lets you carry the heart of the book without carrying the weight of a print edition. With just one click, readers step into a space that feels both ancient and newly alive.

Recognition that Reaches Beyond the Page

The Good News According to Jesus isn’t a hidden gem—it’s gaining real ground. The book has its own spotlight on donaldblosserpublishing.com, is on Amazon and Barnes & Noble, and continues to gain traction across faith communities. That growing recognition reflects something more than sales—it reflects resonance. People are reading it, sharing it, and using it to spark conversations that matter.

Readers often come back to this book not because it’s easy, but because it makes them think. And now, in flipbook format, that engagement only deepens. Whether it’s being used in theological classrooms or quiet devotional spaces, the format invites interaction—highlighting powerful quotes, circling back to key sections, and flipping forward when something suddenly makes sense. The story doesn’t just sit on a shelf—it travels, it teaches, and it sticks.

The Heart of the Book Still Beats

The real soul of The Good News According to Jesus is about reclaiming the actual teachings of Jesus—before doctrine, before tradition, before the noise. It’s raw, thoughtful, and unafraid to ask big questions. Blosser doesn’t sugarcoat or sermonize. He leads you through the gospels with the curiosity of a scholar and the heart of a pastor, challenging us to look at what Jesus actually said and why it still matters.

This isn’t a book about distant theology. It’s about daily life—what it means to live in God’s New Way, how compassion can break systems, and why mercy is not a side dish to salvation, but the main course. It’s not trying to convert you with fear. It’s inviting you into a kind of faith that changes how you walk through the world.

A Voice that Lived the Message

Donald Blosser didn’t write this from a distance. His life has been steeped in the gospel—from his years as a Mennonite pastor to earning his Ph.D. in New Testament studies in Scotland (while holding an 8 handicap on the Old Course). But it’s not the titles that make his words matter—it’s the way he sees scripture. To Blosser, the Bible isn’t a rulebook; it’s a living story. And he’s walked that story with students, congregations, and readers across the world.

His time teaching at Goshen College shaped a generation of thinkers who now carry that same bold, honest approach to faith. He and his wife Carolyn have built a life rich in music, community, and faith. Even in retirement, he’s still writing, still preaching, and still inviting people into a deeper understanding of Jesus. You don’t just read his work—you hear it. You feel it. You sit with it.