Submission to Glory

Living a Life That Glorifies God

von Trish Pennala

162 Seiten, Taschenbuch

Kurzbeschreibung des Verlags

For some, the word might seem perplexing; for others, it might create sudden displeasure inside because it is seen as weak and incapable. However, in the new book by author Trish Pennala, submission is to be viewed as not powerless but powerful under the command of God, the creator of heaven and earth. Submission to Glory: Living a Life That Glorifies God is Trish's rally call to men and women alike to not look down on submission in their lives but to see it as an opportunity to glorify God and be blessed in the process. Trish journeys first into discussing her childhood growing up as one of nine children, raised by a loving mother and father who taught them first about Jesus Christ and his submission to God on the cross. This knowledge, along with loving guidance and discipline, reinforced in Trish's mind that submitting to God helped in controlling oneself against the fleshy desires of the world to align with God's will and plan. As the book continues, Trish further explores the concept of submission and humans' grapple with it, starting with Eve's deception from the serpent that emerged from a lack of submission to God and his wishes. Her choice to eat the forbidden fruit and to convince Adam to do the same led them down a spiral of insubordination that was only rectified through Jesus's death and resurrection. Trish also expands on submission in marriage (of a wife submitting to her God-serving husband), the benefits of submission, and the opportunities to recognize and praise God when allowing him full reign in one's life. Submission may get criticized when it comes to the me-centered desires of this world, but in God's eyes, it is the closest form to real love that a person could ever show his/her creator!

• Themen: Philosophie und Religion Religion und Glaube Religiöse Aspekte Spiritualität und religiöse Erfahrung
• ISBN: 9781973647621
• Sprache: Englisch
• Erscheinungsdatum: 27.12.2018
• Größe: 229 x 152 mm
• Verlag: Westbow Press