Bøger af Frank W. Boreham

This inspiring book is stocked with examples of everyday Christian virtue, how the personal expression of virtue leads believers to a life of happiness and fulfillment in the Lord's service.Drawing on Biblical stories and the life of Jesus, Frank Boreham explains with wisdom and knowledge how Christians used their insight to beneficent ends. Through the examples of conduct given in the stories of the Bible, the receptive believer can gain an impression of what virtue means in matters of personal conduct, and in dealing with the challenges of life. These are matters such as enduring the hardship of poverty, coping with the emotionally battering experience of grief, and the importance of discussion and compromise between those in conflict.Frank Boreham was all too used to drawing upon spiritual wisdom to offer guidance to ordinary Christians. Born and educated in England, as a young man Boreham decided to emigrate Australia and become a minister; it was his poignant and relatable writings that earned him fame. His decades spent writing and working as a priest were ample acquaintance for a range of subjects inclusive of the Heavenly Octave of virtue. Accordingly, readers felt assured and enthused when reading his many and varied books.

This inspiring book is stocked with examples of everyday Christian virtue, how the personal expression of virtue leads believers to a life of happiness and fulfillment in the Lord's service.Drawing on Biblical stories and the life of Jesus, Frank Boreham explains with wisdom and knowledge how Christians used their insight to beneficent ends. Through the examples of conduct given in the stories of the Bible, the receptive believer can gain an impression of what virtue means in matters of personal conduct, and in dealing with the challenges of life. These are matters such as enduring the hardship of poverty, coping with the emotionally battering experience of grief, and the importance of discussion and compromise between those in conflict.Frank Boreham was all too used to drawing upon spiritual wisdom to offer guidance to ordinary Christians. Born and educated in England, as a young man Boreham decided to emigrate Australia and become a minister; it was his poignant and relatable writings that earned him fame. His decades spent writing and working as a priest were ample acquaintance for a range of subjects inclusive of the Heavenly Octave of virtue. Accordingly, readers felt assured and enthused when reading his many and varied books.

Frank Boreham was a minister born in England - his life underwent drastic change when he migrated to Australia, which became both his home and his inspiration.The Luggage of Life is the most autobiographical book written by the author, recounting the various escapades and challenges that accompanied the changes in his surroundings. Conscious of the fact he was well-traveled and knowledgeable of different countries, Frank Boreham sought to gain and channel his life experiences into his work as a Christian minister. The various anecdotes that comprise this book, of places seen and people met, contributed to a spiritual philosophy the author lived by.As well as being an insightful and heartening memoir of a worldly person, The Luggage of Life also offers glimpses of life in England and Australia in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Observant and reflective by nature, Boreham draws upon the literature he appreciated to articulate his adventures. As a clergyman, he makes apt use of Christian allegory and a uniquely colorful kind of wisdom to further imbue each of these stories with memorable expressiveness seldom seen in autobiographic works by those with a background in the church.