I found (this book) very challenging. In a good way.

Reclaiming Heaven’s Covenant
(Deep River Books, Sept. 2011)
written by Randy R. Butler
ISBN:1935265849 

In a world dominated and defined by electronic relationships, here is a refreshing reminder that we can learn how to connect to those around us in a new way -  one that is out of this world! The key is the Covenant Renewal Model which comes as close as possible to bridging earth and heaven on this side of death. If applied properly, it can positively impact every area of your life.

MY REVIEW:

In Reclaiming Heaven’s Covenant, Randy Butler shares with us how a tragic event in his life led him to a closer relationship with God.

The Bible speaks of a covenant relationship with God in numerous places. This book helps us see why we need that covenant relationship with God, and ways to establish it.

One of the things I loved about this book was the footnotes on the page. Much easier to check then having to flip to the back of the book while reading.

Every chapter has questions at the end to help you accomplish what the chapter taught us about. I found these questions very challenging. In a good way.

One of the questions was “Do you have a spiritual plan? Spiritual goals?”

I  had never thought of my faith in terms of a plan or goals before.  I do believe that we should have a plan or set goals. Not for what we expect from God, but what we can do to draw closer to God. For example: spend so much time praying, so much time reading the Bible, doing work to help others, etc.

If  you are looking for ways to deepen your relationship with God, I recommend Reclaiming Heaven’s Covenant by Randy R. Butler.

*Disclosure of Material Connection: I received one copy of this book for review purposes from Bring it On Communications for review purposes. Regardless, I only recommend products or services I use personally and believe will be good for my readers. I am disclosing this in accordance with the Federal Trade Commission’s 16 CFR, Part 255: “Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising.”