The Heart of the Matter - Thompson, George E.
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The Heart of the Matter does not dance around the fringes of acceptable religion nor is it limited by traditional church thinking. Rather, it peels away the many layers of conventional thought to get down to bedrock truth concerning Christianity and living the Christian life. However, in so doing, it carefully adheres to the absolute truth and authority of scripture. The book puts into perspective who God is and his overall plan for creation and eternal fellowship with his bride. It delves into how each person fits into that plan, offering considerable detail concerning the many issues in…mehr

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The Heart of the Matter does not dance around the fringes of acceptable religion nor is it limited by traditional church thinking. Rather, it peels away the many layers of conventional thought to get down to bedrock truth concerning Christianity and living the Christian life. However, in so doing, it carefully adheres to the absolute truth and authority of scripture. The book puts into perspective who God is and his overall plan for creation and eternal fellowship with his bride. It delves into how each person fits into that plan, offering considerable detail concerning the many issues in establishing a deep relationship with God. Much is said about the biblical significance and importance of maintaining such a close, intimate relationship that God not only demands but earnestly desires. Many practical guidelines are presented regarding God's design for our lives here on earth-what he would have us think, say, and do; that we are to continue growing; how to deal with gut-wrenching adversity; and that whatever we do is to be for his glory.
Autorenporträt
George E. Thompson, a graduate of Pfeiffer University and Duke Divinity School, served as a United Methodist pastor for over four decades in rural, small-town, campus communities, and urban centers of western North Carolina. He was a contributing editor for Pulpit Digest, a trustee chair of Pfeiffer University, and superintendent of the Charlotte District. Currently he lives in Waynesville, near Lake Junaluska, and is active as a writer, teacher, speaker, community volunteer, husband, and grandfather.