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Honor's Reward: How to Attract God's Favor and BlessingFaithWords / 2007 / Hardcover
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Product Description"Reward!" Does it fill your mind with images of rescued pets, cash back on credit cards, or frequent-flyer miles? Discover the ultimate payment that comes from denying ourselves and giving respect to others. Bevere uses biblical illustrations to demonstrate that when we bestow honor on others, we reap immediate and lasting benefits! 256 pages, hardcover from Faithwords.
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Related ProductsPublisher's DescriptionIn HONOR'S REWARD, bestselling author John Bevere unveils the power and truth of an often-overlooked principle-the spiritual law of honor. Bevere explains that understanding the vital role of this virtue will enable readers to attract blessing both now and for eternity.
Author BioJohn Bevere is a bestselling author and popular conference speaker. He and his wife, Lisa (also a bestselling author), founded Messenger International in 1990. The ministry has grown into a multi-faceted international outreach that includes a weekly television program, The Messenger, which broadcasts in 214 nations. John has authored numerous books, including A Heart Ablaze, Under Cover, The Bait of Satan, and The Fear of the Lord. He and Lisa live in Colorado with their four sons. You can visit John Bevere on the Web at www.messengerintl.org.
Publisher's WeeklyBestselling author and international conference speaker Bevere (Driven by Eternity and Bait of Satan) is known for his trademark theme of believing God for the impossible. Fans won't be disappointed by the similar "all things are possible" tone in this book on the need to integrate the principle of honor into every aspect of life, both functionally and spiritually. Bevere's focus on the biblical doctrine of honoring those "governing authorities," whether in the civil, church, family, or social arenas, is thoroughly substantiated through scripture. Still, many in non-charismatic evangelical churches will take issue with the author's somewhat presumptuous stance on ministers' right to receive "double honor" in the form of material wealth. Recounting the numerous times he has witnessed opulent gifts and preferential treatment bestowed upon him and other Christian servants as outward signs of being "honored," Bevere provides an endless litany of hotel accommodations, presents, and the like. This reads as distasteful and greedy when contrasted with the fact that even Christ had nowhere to lay his head. The principle of honor is a worthy one, but unfortunately, Bevere's approach deteriorates too frequently into a what's-in-it-for-me tenor to be soundly effective. (Nov. 15) Copyright 2007 Reed Business Information.
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