Casting Your Net: Eternal Things

This book addresses the issues of life, death, and what constitutes the basis of individual faith. The question of faith perplexes the Christian and the non-Christian alike. For example, Faith is much more than a word; it is a systematic “set of beliefs” that governs your perspective, persuasion, principles, and your life in general. This book is a thought-provoking commentary interweaving personal experience and biblical truths. This book is real-life-experiences and addressing such issues as maturity in faith; money and possessions; selfishness; disobedience and denial; and the question about death and what lies beyond.
Interpretation and inflection of thought is typically what you have been taught to “think” by the atmosphere in which you were raised as a child, subsequently reinforced by culture, folklore, and mysticism. Try as you may, there is no escaping the psychological impact of what your family has taught you to believe! However, this gives us pause to question what we believe and whether or not “familial” theologies have scriptural precedence!

So, how do you determine your measure of faith?

Let’s suppose you’re not Christian, but find yourself standing at the proverbial crossroad of faith. You have questions, doubts, and entertain the notion of dismissing the entire concept of faith. But, there is the nagging question about death and what lies beyond. You are confounded with the haunting aspect of death and can not seem to find your measure of faith. Always, it begs the question: “what do I do now?” You have exhausted all of the suggestions offered by your friends and even family theologies fail in determining your measure of faith. You’re thinking I’m not sure what I believe and why I believe; because I have never, personally, answered the question: “Who was Christ?”