It is a sign of spiritual maturity. Initially, no one needs to learn to accept love. Infants soak up love like a sponge soaks up water. It is not until we have suffered rejection and emotional hurt that we close ourselves off from receiving love, and, subsequently, from offering love.
There are few more serious tragedies in life than living in a loveless atmosphere. We were created by a God of love to be receivers of and responders to his love. We need a flow of love through our lives to be healthy in our spirits and souls.
In this book, David Alsobrook, a personal friend of mine, lovingly walks us from feeling unloved to flowing love to others. It is both a doctrinal treatise and a personal account of God's dealings in his life and the subsequent discoveries he has made about God's love in and through the lives of believers.
I found the manuscripts to be Biblically sound, and experientlly balanced. I also found it flowing with the love it talks about. My own heart was stirred. I believe that yours will be, too, as you read about God's nature of love tranplanted into our lives as the Fruit of the Spirit.
Author: David Alsobrook
Pages: 266
US$ 2.95
