The premise of this book is that God is love. That is the most complete and trustworthy definition of His being. Everything that God is, is love. Everything that God does comes from love. If believers are to be like Him they also need to understand and become love. That's what this book sets out to do -- explain what love really is and help believers gain that love for themselves. All the aspects of love are covered and the various chapters encourage believers to develop love in their own lives so that they can become living expressions of a loving God. Relationships are the key to doing that and the author shows how love grows from interacting with others. Simply written and easy to understand, this book will give any believer insights into knowing God and becoming like Him.

This book explores the theme that God is more interested in why we do things than in what we do. The motives and attitudes behind what we do are far more important to Him than the actual actions. What we do may appear completely right, but why we do that may be completely wrong. The book studies the renewing of the heart and mind the places where motives and attitudes dwell] so that we can think and feel as God does. It goes on to look at how we develop the right attitude that incorporates servant-hood, humility, and obedience. The final section covers the subject of partnership with Jesus Christ. Headship, submission, and a "gentle and quiet spirit" form the heart of this section and we discover the most precious thing in God's sight. The content contains simple and easy to understand truths that any believer can apply to their personal faith.

In this book the author takes a fresh and innovative look at the old subject of sin. The first section looks at basic attitudes and what was lost when men fell into sin - fellowship, likeness, and partnership. It goes on to show that these are the things God wants to restore to us. The second section looks at the process God uses to bring us into those things. The reconciliation process starts at our conversion, but is meant to continue throughout our earthly life. The third section sets out to redefine sin. Sin is no longer connected to the Law which has been destroyed. The author explores a new way to reveal the righteousness given to us by God and looks at how we change to become like Him. The fourth section studies the importance of embracing truth and how that sets us free from old ways and the final section looks at the importance of becoming mature believers. This book is not a theological treatise. It is more like a hands-on manual for dealing with the remnants of sin left in our lives after conversion. Some of the contents will be controversial, but the author trusts that anyone reading the book will weigh and test the truths it contains and judge the truth of its contents for themselves.