Henley
believes, “the answer for people living in our turbulent times is
found in God, His Word, and His Kingdom.” (xii)
People
are seeking security in a world gone wild. Our planet is in
worldwide turbulence. It's a Globequake. It is as if the tectonic
plates of society and culture are being torn apart. He calls it a
Globequake because of its scope, velocity, and magnitude.
Only
God's Kingdom cannot be shaken and he gives the reasons why this is
so. We must bring God's Kingdom into our world, into each of the
spheres of person, church, family, education, government, and
business. He offers biblical truths that can be applied to bring
stability to ourselves, our families, and our institutions. He
explains how this can be done through renewal of vision,
reinventions, and transformation.
He ends
the book by reminding us that humans need hope. We cannot live
without it. That will only come from living in the unshakable
kingdom.
Henley
shares his observations of the current world situation. He is very
knowledgeable, giving insight in how we got to the situation we are
today and then what can be done to bring God's Kingdom to it. He
uses his skills as a journalist and government aid as he reports on
the world condition. He uses his experience as a pastor as he gives
a blueprint for action. He encourages us to see the current
situation as an invitation to renew our faith and anchor ourselves in
Christ.
There is
nothing earth-shakingly new in this book. It is a good reminder,
however, to keep our focus on God and His Kingdom.
Wallace
Henley has been a journalist and an aid in the Nixon White House. He
felt called to the ministry and is now assistant pastor in the 56,000
member Second Baptist Church of Houston. He and his wife live in the
Houston area. Find out more at www.WallaceHenley.com.
Thomas Nelson Publishers, 276 pages.
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I received a complimentary copy of this book from The B & B Media Group for the purpose of this review.
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