| Author: | Ike Ugochuku | ISBN: | 9780975255865 |
| Publisher: | TLK Publications | Publication: | March 27, 2014 |
| Imprint: | TLK Publications | Language: | English |
| Author: | Ike Ugochuku |
| ISBN: | 9780975255865 |
| Publisher: | TLK Publications |
| Publication: | March 27, 2014 |
| Imprint: | TLK Publications |
| Language: | English |
For any Christian the commitment to God is more than a religious event, it is in response to the innate desire for intimacy with God. Man desires an absolute stamp of approval from his creator, the freedom to come into the presence of God anytime, to discuss eyeball to eyeball with God. He desires an intimate relationship with God, which is the reason for his creation. This book examines the impact of the grace of God in the Christian life, how Christ has completely fulfilled all that is required from us to be holy and acceptable before God. Now we can freely come into his presence, plan and do things together with him. The author does an excellent job dissecting the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. He shows that the Lord is not just our savior, but that we died when he died and a new person with the same name as ours was born when Christ resurrected. He shows that Christ is now our Life and by standing faithfully on who we are now, the new life can express itself naturally.
For any Christian the commitment to God is more than a religious event, it is in response to the innate desire for intimacy with God. Man desires an absolute stamp of approval from his creator, the freedom to come into the presence of God anytime, to discuss eyeball to eyeball with God. He desires an intimate relationship with God, which is the reason for his creation. This book examines the impact of the grace of God in the Christian life, how Christ has completely fulfilled all that is required from us to be holy and acceptable before God. Now we can freely come into his presence, plan and do things together with him. The author does an excellent job dissecting the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. He shows that the Lord is not just our savior, but that we died when he died and a new person with the same name as ours was born when Christ resurrected. He shows that Christ is now our Life and by standing faithfully on who we are now, the new life can express itself naturally.
