Bücher von Robert Hiller

James wrote to Christians whose faith was under attack. Persecution, false teachings, and loveless actions were troubling God's baptized people. Things have not changed much for the church in these latter days. Though Luther referred to this letter as "an epistle of straw," James gives much wisdom to Christ's troubled bride. In his foreword to Finding Christ in the Straw: A Forty-Day Devotion on the Epistle of James, Robert M. Hiller writes "[Martin] Luther felt that this letter lacked the focus on the person and work of Jesus Christ to warrant much of his energy. Straw has its benefits but is not all that useful in the long run."However, these forty devotions, based on James, will both challenge and comfort you, while showing you Christ in the straw.

Bob Hiller-A man's man-athlete, sports enthusiast, fisherman, but an activist and champion of women's leadership. Hiller viewed challenges as opportunities which he demonstrated by aiding in the development of the first United Way, by helping to create the first "support foundation" and in the creative use of endowment funds. Hiller helped guide and insure the future of the College of Arts and Science of the Johns Hopkins University. He was deeply involved in aid and assistance to the people of Israel while he worked closely with the very top level of the government of Israel. Hiller was the professional leader of two major Jewish federations. He gave leadership in the revision of the national Jewish federation organization which he served as its executive vice-president for several years. After his first retirement he created a successful consulting business. He concluded his professional career of 50 years by leading the first "support foundation" in ground-breaking achievements.