The Last Supper on the Moon: NASA's 1969 Lunar Voyage, Jesus Christ’s Bloody Death, and the Fantastic Quest to Conquer Inner Space

You will learn so much more than you expect and connect dots you didn’t realize you could connect! Levi is a gifted preacher and writer. Highly recommend this book!

I liked the parallels to scripture. A lot of in-depth teaching that I will have to go back and reread. Good research!

Captivatingly written, faith building & inspiring!

Incredible read. So entertaining, while so stirring and thought provoking. I basically cried, laughed, and contemplated every chapter. It helped me see Jesus and the gospels with such a fresh and new perspective. This will be one of those I’ll want to try and revisit every year. Already recommending it to others! Thanks for nerd’ing out, Levi. Your time and devotion to this message really paid off.

A must read for all ages.

Incredibly well written and so worth the read.

March 12, 2022 was a bitter sweet day because I finished reading Levi Lusko's newest book, "The Last Supper on the Moon: NASA's 1969 Lunar Voyage, Jesus Christ's bloody death, and the Fantastic Quest to Conquer Inner Space.".I'm not a space person, it never really interested me that much. I did always enjoy looking at the stars and moon but that was it. After this book that has changed. I learned so much that I never knew about space, NASA, our mission to the Moon. It's all amazing and shocking. Loved the connections to Jesus' 7 "I am's", the 7 times Jesus spoke on the cross and the letters to the 7 churches in the book of Revelation..I cried twice while reading this amazing book. First (it was ugly, intense crying) was Chapter 4.5 "On Crucifixion and Centrifuges". I cried when Levi Lusko explains what all Jesus went through on the cross. I learned something totally new. It was a nice reminder of what Jesus did for me and you. He suffered so much pain and agony so that we could be saved. It's also my favorite chapter. It's just so beautiful..Second time I cried was March 12 as I was reading the "End Here" and "Acknowledgments". I was sad I was done reading it, but I look forward to reading it again..I think I will read it every year leading up to Easter/ He is risen day. It's so easy to rush through He is risen weekend. This book will help me to think about all Jesus did for me and what it means..Thank you Levi Lusko for this amazing, eye opening, history like book. I enjoyed it s much and learned so much.

Seldom has a text challenged me as Last Supper on the Moon. For the majority of us who lived in this era (it was my 4th birthday July 16, 1969), we may think have a pretty good grasp of all that transpired during the launch and return of Apollo 11. This book proves us wrong.For those of us as Christians who believe we have a complete understanding of what transpired on the cross? Again, Pastor Levi proves us wrong.In both instances, much more went on behind the scenes, out of view to what we observe through audio, video, manuscripts, and brief glances at scripture. And with all of the incredible vision that is on display, all of the research that clearly took place, all of the information that we can download from this book, it is what goes on out of sight, in the inner space, where this book hinges.Last Supper on the Moon is for anyone seeking to discover their purpose, deepen their relationship with Christ, and receive examples of the good and the bad in all of us straight from the lips of God. A word of caution, though: Prepare to have any delicate ideals offended. This is not a book that is going to be all "feel good" and "wow, isn't that amazing." Although there is a lot of that, the crux of this text is to dare you to confront your inner space, the place hidden from others but clearly visible to Jesus. If your inner space is dark, sinister, cold, and lacking, you will see it clearly - even if you have no idea that is your plight. If you choose to embrace the dare to change, if you are brave enough to move into a more intimate relationship with Christ, your mission will be set.When the astronauts returned, their lives were never the same. Take this book as a guide to see the cross as true redemption, and neither will your life ever be the same.I highly recommend this book because it is a wonderful expedition to the moon and back, but mostly because it is a journey to receive and embrace the most precious gift ever offered.

I have been introduced to this book through the You bible app and can’t wait to read the whole volume.Even over the three days I have read snippets of the book I have been drawn in to learning about our universe as well as drawing closer to God. The truth of the bible is told so clearly and bound with everyday application. It’s the first book from Levi I have and I can’t wait to read it all through cover to cover.