Bücher von Lonnie Phillips

Lonnie Phillips' "Philosophical Ideology" has been designed to bridge the divide within the Christian Church. What follows in the pages of this book and is, quite honestly, the very essence of this book is an attempt to present the facts about God as Phillips understands Him and what the author went through to get those facts and to also show that journey in order to substantiate God's character and personality uniquely fashioned. It is as easy as substantiating the words that are written within the pages of this book. Just follow the story line."Philosophical Ideology" collects praise poetry, sermons, theological essays, and autobiography to provide a window into Phillips' unique understanding of God Yahweh, the Lord Jesus, the Holy Spirit, the Angelic Realms, the entire Spiritual World, and all of creation. Lonnie Phillips writes, "I imagine God expressing Himself to me, talking to me, and I take every occasion to listen." And he invites you to listen, too. Will you?About the AuthorLonnie Phillips resides in Little Rock, Arkansas, where he is an advocate on behalf of those persons with mental health issues and substance abuse issues. He is a Certified Recovery Coach and looks forward to being trained as a Certified Peer Specialist soon. He counts himself highly qualified and capable, as he is an advocate with lived experience.Phillips was born in James Mill, Arkansas, on April 1, 1953, and was raised in Sunsett, Arkansas, near Marion. He is a member of the St. Peter Missionary Baptist Church and is currently undergoing training to become an ordained deacon. He sits under the tutelage of Reverend Billy and Sister Elizabeth Burris, who are pastor and first lady of St. Peter.

Every emotion you and I can think of such as; joy/excitement, sorrow, fear, anger and pleasure all have the element of the divine in them because God, who is Spirit, has all these emotions as well. Our emotions are not only an important aspect of our soul but is also vital in our relationship with God, the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit. Our emotions allow us to live life in abundance which Christ Jesus came to give us.(John 10:10) Now, for all of you who are thinking this guy is completely post-modern and is all about feelings, let me try to put your mind at ease. I am not speaking of being overly emotional or basing truth on emotion but I am saying that we who are made in Gods image will never enjoy the kind of communion God intends us to have with Him unless our emotions are a part of that relationship with Him. Our emotional and mental well being is vital to our relationship with Jesus.