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The
messages Collins includes are written as if God is speaking to the
reader. It is an awesome responsibility to write as if God is
speaking. I was pleased to see that the messages generally follow
Scriptural truths about being loved, protected, being more than a
conqueror, etc. Some are admonitions, such as the one where the
reader is commanded to get wisdom and understanding and another to be
grounded in the Word.
Some
of Collins' messages I think might be a bit much. “Be confident
that you can do whatever you make up your mind to do.” (91) I would
prefer messages concentrating more on finding out what God wants me
to do rather than what I make up my mind to do. I am a little leery
about some of the decrees. For example: “I decree and declare that
monies, bonuses, benefits, favor with men, and blessings will come to
me now in Jesus' name.” (91) “I decree and declare that I am
healed and I am a miracle worker.” (212) I know there are some
Christians who believe that making statements creates reality. This
book seems to be aimed at such believers.
I
recommend this book to charismatic Christians who believe that
declaring something makes it so.
My
rating: 4/5 stars.
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Destiny
Image, 208 pages.
I
received a complimentary copy of this book through The Book Club
Network for the purpose of an independent and honest review.
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