Hope: What It Can Do
- ISBN-10
- 1698710941
- ISBN-13
- 9781698710945
- Series
- Hope
- Category
- Religion
- Pages
- 238
- Language
- English
- Published
- 2022-04-11
- Publisher
- Trafford Publishing
- Author
- Pastor Omojevwe Brown Emmanuel
Description
Hope: what It can do, means you must not give up and those in Christ should not be afraid of the temporary pains they faced through loyalty to God’s word I believe strongly that everyone on this planet earth can change from worst attitude to the best and be useful in the kingdom of God. Our hope in Our Lord Jesus‘s coming back heals all our pain and focus our minds on the glories and Joys ahead. We are living in a world full of frustrations, distrust, dishonest, faithless, sorrowful, unpredictable and a world where Jesus Christ‘s name is gradually remove from public places like schools and becoming irrelevant in the mind of our rulers both (political and religious). A world where religious leader supported things that Christ hates and preach against while on earth. A world where the church powers over evil and wickedness is shut down by ruler’s laws and bars and sexy clubs etc are encouraged to increase. Unless you have a personal hope in God you cannot survive in the midst of these wickedness. We are living in a generation of scams, a generation of angers, a generation vampires and murderer. A generation that prefer evil to peaceful co-existence and harmony and a generation where the Saints in Christ are without a genuine shepherd. The book point us to God’s hope alone to produced results, and to know the facts and the truth about Jesus Christ for us to be established and bear fruits. We should hope in God’s words, his promises and power to provide remedies to our sufferings, pains and human sorrows. This book point to us the need to serve God, believe in Him , and to put all our hope on His holy begotten Son – Jesus Christ.
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