Discover the transformative journey with "Being Like Jesus," a book designed to guide you toward a life of profound purpose, satisfaction, and success. Every individual grows up to resemble someone, whether through physical traits or inherited characteristics. Our personality and values often reflect those we observe and learn from, particularly during our formative years. This book delves into the deeper spiritual dimension of this phenomenon, as illustrated by Jesus's words to his adversaries: "You belong to your father, the devil... he is a liar and the father of lies" (John 8:44). Jesus emphasized that one's actions and beliefs can mirror the malevolent traits of the devil or the benevolent qualities of Jesus.
"Being Like Jesus" encourages you to consciously choose to embody the virtues of Jesus, as opposed to the destructive nature of the devil. This choice influences how you think, speak, and act. The book provides 100 concise essays that you can read daily, each crafted to inspire and guide you in emulating Jesus's life and teachings. These essays are intended to be read with your morning coffee, setting a positive tone for the day. The interactive journal sections invite you to reflect deeply on each topic, enhancing your understanding and commitment.
By dedicating yourself to the principles outlined in "Being Like Jesus," you'll find yourself gradually aligning with the qualities of Jesus, leading to a life filled with purpose and fulfillment. This book is more than just a read-it's an invitation to transform your life by following in the footsteps of Jesus. Whether you journal your thoughts or discuss the concepts with a friend, the insights gained from this book will support your journey toward a life that reflects Jesus's teachings and ultimate sacrifice. Embark on this rewarding voyage and celebrate each step towards becoming more like Jesus.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Dr. Curtis Alexander spent forty years pastoring in Ohio, Michigan, Illinois and Washington states. His D.Min was earned at Bethel Seminary, St. Paul MN. He also ministered as an editor of his denominational magazine, a professor of comparative religions, interpersonal and speech communication and various Bible and theology subjects at undergraduate and seminary levels. He finished his ministry as Academic Dean at Covenant Bible Seminary in suburban Tacoma, WA.
