Through the Eyes of a Lion

Great book! Very inspiring! I’m thankful he allowed God to use him to write it!

This has been a wonderful book and I'm so very thankful I have read it bc it helped me better connect with my sister who recently lost her little boy. There were a few pages missing (409 and 449) from my book, not sure if that a download issue or what but regardless I was blessed!

This book has helped me immensely, at such a time as this. I'm forever great full for Levi writing his heart out.

This book has saved me. I live in NYC far from family and friends, as I go through a pretty challenging time in my life this book saved me. I barely sleep and have been waking up at 2am in the morning for a couple of weeks now as I'm restless I draw for your pages to give me strength to be closer to God. Today I read my last page, today will be the most challenging of days as I walk in faith that I will be okay. Thank you for sharing your words as I now too believe that I am special.

I highly recommend reading this book. It will open your eyes and your heart! Thank you for sharing your story, Levi! God truly has given you a gift!

Thank you for writing this book through the pain, tears and coffee. Your struggle has and will continue to help others cope with unthinkable earthly events. The Lion Roar is now a mere sweet melody.

With penetrating, almost searing wisdom earned first hand by suffering the cruelest blow any father can suffer - the death of his baby girl in his arms - Levi Lusko teaches us the hope we all have in the endlessly loving and bottomless arms of Jesus Christ embrace. How His death and resurrection bring us eternal life. But this is no sermon - it is the funny, tragic, amazing story of a young family and how they managed to survive the sudden and awful loss of Lena "Lion" Lusko - the wild-haired 5-year-old spunky girl pictured on the book cover. As a father, I am so very grateful to Lusko for sharing so openly on a subject so many keep private. And for his ability to speak about his keening loss with a sense of wit and humor. I found this book to be emotionally and spiritually uplifting and downright funny - something I never suspected when I turned the first page! I think that's Pastor Lusko's point: God created you and he loves you, so he sent His son Jesus to find you and save you for eternity. As parents, we have a confidence, joy and certainty that we will be reunited after death. Is that hard to believe? Of course it is! But Pastor Lusko uses his awful experience and tragedy to write a book that humorously, gently, kindly and exuberantly convinces us the God loves us, Jesus Christ lived, was crucified, died and was buried and then arose from the dead after 3 days to give us eternal life. If conquering your own death doesn't interest you, you probably won't enjoy this book. For everyone else - I give this five stars with a big "Hurrah!l" and humble "Thank You" to Pastor Levi Lusko, his wife, his girls and his New Life family! God bless you all!! John Zimmerman

Thank you, Levi, for sharing your story and pouring into so many lives. I love you and your family and listen to your podcasts every week. You mean so much to me and my family.

This is an absolute must read for anyone who ever has or ever will experience gut-wrenching, totally debilitating loss and grief, unfortunately that includes everyone, yes even you. Personally I have experienced this type of loss repeatedly through the last forty years of my life, (do you think God is trying to tell me something?). I only wish that I had learned these critical skills and lessons before the first time I went around this dark, evil mountain. I am confident that my life would have been quite different. I know that God will take us around it until we get it. I am grateful that He loves us that much. I wholeheartedly recommend that you read this book and learn these lessons before you draw your last breath and it's too late!

I watched Levi Lusko's 4 sermons. This is to him and his family. Luskos, search the song "What I Know." It is such a beautiful song, and I personally think you really need to listen to it. It is by Tricia Broch. I'm praying for you guys. Bye.