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Cafeteria Covenant - the voice, the choice, and the challenge
Cafeteria Covenant - the voice, the choice, and the challenge
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Taking a straight-up honest view of the contemporary church, Cafeteria Covenant: the voice, the choice, and the challenge relates one authentic and compelling story after another of the author’s experiences over forty years. But far from leaving the reader impounded in bitter despair, Emeigh delivers a message of faith, hope, and love, along with insights into the character and nature of God.
Through a candid, often heartbreaking narrative that gives way to exposition on parables and prayers, the author presents a revelatory concept of the New Covenant, a covenant of choice. Emeigh describes first hand the abuse of power and doctrinal error that effectively kept her silenced for forty years, citing experience as an abused wife and outlining rigid restrictions, rudeness, and insult. She leaves out the gory details and changes the names, but the facts remain: something has gone terribly wrong with the church in general.
Cafeteria Covenant is a come-back story in many ways. The powerful little book may well be the antidote for those who have been impacted by abuse, hypocrisy and doctrinal error, as well as those suffering through difficult times in other ways. Readers will walk through calamity to find love, through devastation to find encouragement to rebuild. A talented singer-songwriter, Emeigh tells the stories behind many of the songs on her 2011 CD project, Well Seasoned.
Yet, the book is also important for those in church leadership who dare to hope for reform. Well-written, concise and compelling, Cafeteria Covenant: the voice, the choice, and the challenge encourages readers to hear God’s voice for themselves. It could well be used for small group study and discussion, providing documentation to more than forty resources.
Cafeteria Covenant: the voice, the choice, and the challenge is one of those books the reader won’t want to put down. While it can be read in a few hours, it could revolutionize the reader’s perception of the Almighty forever.
Through a candid, often heartbreaking narrative that gives way to exposition on parables and prayers, the author presents a revelatory concept of the New Covenant, a covenant of choice. Emeigh describes first hand the abuse of power and doctrinal error that effectively kept her silenced for forty years, citing experience as an abused wife and outlining rigid restrictions, rudeness, and insult. She leaves out the gory details and changes the names, but the facts remain: something has gone terribly wrong with the church in general.
Cafeteria Covenant is a come-back story in many ways. The powerful little book may well be the antidote for those who have been impacted by abuse, hypocrisy and doctrinal error, as well as those suffering through difficult times in other ways. Readers will walk through calamity to find love, through devastation to find encouragement to rebuild. A talented singer-songwriter, Emeigh tells the stories behind many of the songs on her 2011 CD project, Well Seasoned.
Yet, the book is also important for those in church leadership who dare to hope for reform. Well-written, concise and compelling, Cafeteria Covenant: the voice, the choice, and the challenge encourages readers to hear God’s voice for themselves. It could well be used for small group study and discussion, providing documentation to more than forty resources.
Cafeteria Covenant: the voice, the choice, and the challenge is one of those books the reader won’t want to put down. While it can be read in a few hours, it could revolutionize the reader’s perception of the Almighty forever.
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