We know it as the Golden Rule. Jesus called it the Greatest Commandment: 'You shall love your neighbour as yourself ... do unto others as you would have them do unto you.' In her latest book, Joyce Meyer proposes that Christians do something revolutionary: actually practice love. The book is a hands-on guide to bringing to life the basic message that Christ brought. In it, Meyer examines what will happen if we each decide that we will refuse to live only for ourselves and instead take on the challenges and problems of others. Meyer takes a global view of the Love Revolution, addressing such issues as *human trafficking *domestic violence *rape *hunger *child prostitution as well as providing concrete actions you can take to participate the solutions to these world-wide crises. She also gets personal, discussing Biblical and psychological premises to help us practice what we preach on a daily basis.
Morgan Robbins
Morgan Robbins is a renowned poet known for their groundbreaking collection "Whispers in the Wind." Their lyrical and introspective style delves into themes of love, loss, and resilience. Robbins' work has significantly influenced contemporary poetry, capturing the essence of human emotions with raw honesty and profound insight.