Bøger af Leon Collier

How do you keep love and romance alive in a marriage? Is God at the center of your marriage, guiding you through the high points and challenges in life? What if you could give your spouse a daily note of inspiration, would that strengthen your relationship? Reverend Collier has taken select verses from the Biblical Book of Solomon and paraphrased them to create this booklet, containing 41 days of Love Notes for your Sweetie. Allow your relationship to flourish and prosper under God's watchful eye. Treat your spouse how she was meant to be treated. Give her the gift of love and let her know you cherish and adore her. Romance is primarily for married people, and thus God intends for romance to be in a marriage and this is evident considering the book, Song of Solomon. In this book, we see lovers (a married couple) making an effort to date and keep the romance alive. It seems as if single people have stolen the romance thing, but married couples are the only ones who are the rightful participants of this remarkable gift. Many enter marriage-fixated on being in love and receiving love as opposed to giving love. Love requires labor, and if couples make a serious effort to do so, it will become a labor of love. Jesus gave himself for the church. Likewise, married individuals should always be in the mindset of giving not receiving. Therefore, I came up with a simple method for married individuals to romance his/her spouse. These are short axioms for married couples for daily usage. After 40 days, this process can help add a little spice to the marriage.

It is human nature to avoid suffering at all cost. However, this is virtually impossible because it is an inevitable part of the human experience. Therefore, I set out to contrive a blueprint to assist Christians to survive suffering, but also thrive therein. The title, Learning to Suffer God's Way indicates that he has a criterion for Christians to uphold when affronted with trials. If we follow the principles in this book, we will live a contented life and cheerfully endure our suffering unscathed by its ravages. This book is part of a collection series the author calls The Learning Series. Other books published in this series are Learning to Live Fear Free and Learning to Love God. The purpose of this series is to help Christians mature spiritually, become servants that are more effective and live the Christian life victoriously as God intended.

In a world of uncertainty and constant danger, anxiety is inevitable. However, this book offers helpful insight to help individuals gain a new perspective based on the teachings of Christ that will enable them to transition to an emotional state whereby they can live a life free of worry and anxiety. Given the challenges in modern society, this book is what the doctor ordered.Dr. Collier is a graduate of Criswell College, Memphis Theological Seminary, and Trinity College of the Bible & Theological Seminary. A certified pastoral counselor & chaplain. With more than 30 years of pastoral and preaching experience, he has amassed a wealth of insight regarding the subject addressed in this book. He is the recipient of numerous awards, including Pastor of the Year, Key to the Community Award, Community Hero Aw\ard, and numerous others. His former work in the intercity was cited in the book Restorers of Hope and was a front cover story on Good News Magazine and cited in Christianity Today Magazine in 1996. Former President Bill Clinton and Oprah offered him kudos by way of letters for his community work.