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Do You Have A Shallow Or Deep View Of The Body Of Christ & Kingdom Of God?- (Part-III Of My Important Book Review)

February 16, 2011 in Book Reviews, From Eternity To Here by Frank Viola with 5 Comments

This is my third and final review of the book From Eternity To Here by Frank Viola.  If you have not yet read part I of my review, you can read it here: Why This Book Review Is The Most Important Article I Have Ever Written .  If you haven’t yet read part II of my review, you can read it here as well: Why The House Of God Is A House Of Confusion .  I have to admit that this third part of the book was just as impactful for me as the first two parts of the book were.  My understanding of the church as the body of Christ and my understanding of the kingdom of God were greatly challenged. Continue Reading…

Why The House Of God Is A House Of Confusion-(Part II Of My Important Book Review)

February 15, 2011 in Book Reviews, From Eternity To Here by Frank Viola with 10 Comments

I am happy to bring to you part II of my book review of one of the most significant books that I have read called From Eternity To Here by Frank Viola.  If you have not yet had a chance to read Part I, let me encourage you to read it here.

I was just as impacted with part II of this book as it dealt with the central concept of God’s eternal purpose; the house of God. Unfortunately, the topic of ‘The House Of God’ is still a mystery to many believers. Continue Reading…

Why This Book Review Is The Most Important Article I Have Ever Written

February 11, 2011 in Book Reviews, From Eternity To Here by Frank Viola with 28 Comments

I have been a Christian for almost 18 years, and I can tell you that I have not known the meaning of the gospel until very recently.  That might sound a bit shocking to you, but unfortunately, I am convinced that is the norm for most people who name the name of Jesus Christ in Christendom.  The tragedy is, the more time & training we have had in our current system, the less we probably understand why the good news is actually good. Continue Reading…