This is just a small beginning of the incredible amount of information, biblical commands, and advice that is laid out in this book by Prof. Hanko. I personally have benefited greatly from the reading of this book, and I strongly feel that any fellow believer who reads this book and applies the information to their lives will see noticeable improvements in their life of prayer.
I am very thankful that I chose to read this book. I learned many new things from it. I hope to read it many more times, and I hope that others will read it too. Because even though it is [just] a book, we as God's people can take many beneficial lessons from it and learn new things. I hope that you will appreciate the book Grace House as much as I did.
I have just finished two recent books published by the RFPA, and I thought to give you my reactions to them. The books both have a similar message and that is to spread the gospel to peoples of different races and cultures than our own. Even though they have a similar message, they are very different in the manner in which the message is written. One of the books is an expository nonfiction work, and the other is a realistic fiction book.
This Civil War novel is an excellent book for both young people and adults to read. Its Christian perspective from a first-person point-of-view reminds us again how the Christian life is not always easy. Spiritual dangers attack the elect on every side, no matter what time period they live in. Yet God continually gives us strength by His Holy Spirit to persevere until the end.
I think that reading this book is a great reminder and in-depth proof of what our doctrine of salvation is and why it is true based on Scripture. To know our doctrine of salvation is not only important for our daily Christian life, but knowing about the false interpretation of "whosoever will may come" that is easily found in the world opens us up to opportunities to witness to those around us about the truth of salvation and encourage them to come to the pure preaching of the gospel!
Kashvi meets the Christian owners of the orphanage and begins to have a relationship with the one true God. The contrast between the "religion" of her childhood and the true godly faith of her new life at Karunai House really shows how the gospel can change your life.
