Embracing Goodness

Within these pages are simple words of comfort and wisdom that offer spiritual consolation for those who have suffered the loss of a loved one and struggle with how life works. For some, the challenge may be finding the appropriate moments to pause and honestly process devastating pain. For others, verbally expressing what the heart feels presents an impenetrable wall. More broadly, this book is for anyone who has had a question about life and how we are to live it. It may benefit many people you know and love sons, daughters, brothers, sisters, fathers, mothers, and friends or it may benefit just one person, you.

Embracing Goodness is brimming with inspirational and relatable narratives and testimonies that draw on personal encounters with God’s goodness. Each contributor’s selected verses and prayers provide truths to biblically demonstrate a sincere and life-giving goodness. Join us in this devotional journey. Take your seat at the table. Taste and see that the Lord is truly good!

Enables individuals to find a deeper sense of self by nurturing their souls, focusing on relationships, spiritual and personal growth, healing, and living out God's purpose for their lives. Original.

Arguments in favour of divine impassibility take many forms, one of which is moral. This argument views emotional risk, vulnerability, suffering, and self-love as obstacles to moral perfection. In Embracing Vulnerability: Human and Divine, the author challenges these mistaken assumptions about moral judgment. Through an analysis of Hebrew thought and modern philosophical accounts of love, justice, and emotion, Roberto Sirvent reveals a fundamental incompatibility between divine impassibility and the Imitation of God ethic (imitatio Dei). This book shows that a God who is not emotionally vulnerable is a God unworthy of our imitation. But in what sense can we call divine impassibility immoral? To be sure, God's moral nature teaches humanswhat it means to live virtuously. But can human understandings of morality teach us something about God's moral character? If true, how should we go about judging God's moral character? Isn't it presumptuous to do so? After all, if we are going to challenge divine impassibility on moral grounds, what reason do we have to assume that God is bound by our standards of morality? Embracing Vulnerability: Human and Divine addresses these questions and many others. In the process, Sirvent argues for the importance of thinking morally about theology, inviting scholars in the fields of philosophical theology and Christian ethics to place their theological commitments under close moral scrutiny, and to consider how these commitments reflect and shape our understanding of the good life.

"Embracing the Divine: Journeys of Faith, Provision, and Stewardship" is a profound exploration into the heart of spiritual living, offering readers a transformative experience through the realms of divine love, stewardship, and supernatural abundance. This book is not just a collection of teachings; it's a journey alongside the author, as they share their intimate conversations with God, profound prophetic insights, and real-life testimonies of God's miraculous provision and guidance. Each chapter delves deeply into key aspects of Christian faith, from understanding our identity as children of the Most High to navigating the challenges and victories of living a life anchored in God's promises. The book starts with a call to embrace our divine destiny, urging readers to recognize their true identity in God and the transformative power that comes with this revelation. As the narrative unfolds, readers are invited to partake in the divine shakedown, a period of spiritual readiness where God's hand moves mightily, bringing about a realignment with His divine will and exposing the hidden truths for a global revival and personal awakening. "Embracing the Divine" also explores the concept of stewardship, highlighting the importance of managing God's blessings with wisdom and discernment. It challenges the reader to live a life of faith, trust, and obedience, understanding that being a steward of God's resources is a sacred responsibility. Through poignant storytelling, powerful biblical insights, and relatable personal experiences, the book offers a compelling narrative that encourages believers to step into the fullness of God's promises. It's an invitation to experience the King's kid benefits, to witness the abundant life that comes from being a true son or daughter of God, and to understand the profound love the Father has for each of His children. "Embracing the Divine: Journeys of Faith, Provision, and Stewardship" is more than a book; it's a spiritual guide, encouraging readers to seek a deeper, more intimate relationship with God, to embrace the divine provision in every area of life, and to become beacons of His love and power in a world in desperate need of the reality of God. Join the journey, and be transformed by the unfathomable goodness and faithfulness of the Almighty.

Embracing Goodness is brimming with inspirational testimonies that draw on personal encounters with God's goodness.

Increasingly today, in every age group, consumers are committing to brands that show good citizenship--from fair employment practices, to social responsibility, to charitable giving. In fact, support of these generous and socially aware companies is so high that it is safe to say that good works and charitable giving are no longer optional for the company that aspires for financial success--they are necessary!Do Good documents the sea of change that has impacted the twenty-first-century marketplace more than even the most optimistic of business forecasters. Toms grew into a $600 million company by giving away 35 million pair of shoes. Patagonia’s profits have climbed year after year even as it funnels heavy investments into sustainability. From CVS’s destocking cigarettes to Chipotle’s ethical sourcing, customers have shown with their wallets the types of businesses they will support and that they will quickly call out negligence.Buyers today demand more than half-hearted pledges from companies who are clearly just trying to show less profits and decrease their taxes. By implementing the five-step model for the new rules of business laid out in Do Good--Trust, Enrichment, Responsibility, Community, and Contribution--companies can take the necessary steps to embed social consciousness into their DNA, in turn capturing both markets and hearts.