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Welcome to a book of adventure and imagination, exploring lessons for today that could be taken to heart from reviewing centuries of Christian work with the Revelation of the living Jesus Christ. The Happiest Book I Ever Read is merely a guide showcasing some expansions and summaries that the author has loved during inductive reading of Revelation. You might find in this little guide some ways Revelation could teach you how to deal with conflict in your church or your home; how to start a business or an organization and keep it vibrant; how to survive when the whole system gets riddled with…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
Welcome to a book of adventure and imagination, exploring lessons for today that could be taken to heart from reviewing centuries of Christian work with the Revelation of the living Jesus Christ. The Happiest Book I Ever Read is merely a guide showcasing some expansions and summaries that the author has loved during inductive reading of Revelation. You might find in this little guide some ways Revelation could teach you how to deal with conflict in your church or your home; how to start a business or an organization and keep it vibrant; how to survive when the whole system gets riddled with anxiety; how to avoid taking up, or getting taken up in, fear, shame, and guilt; or how to build love, acceptance, and forgiveness into your organization or project. You will find adventure and help to walk with the living Jesus Christ in The Happiest Book I Ever Read Is the Revelation of Jesus Christ.
Autorenporträt
Wilma Zalabak is a pastor and business owner in Marietta, Georgia. Zalabak earned her MDiv with the thesis, "Daniel and Revelation: A Seminar for Healing" at Andrews University in Michigan, and her DMin with specialization in preaching at Phillips Theological Seminary in Oklahoma. She was called to the ministry at age twelve and thrives on doing biblical preaching. This book was shaped by and for Zalabak's decade-long ministry of preaching on the street.