Dr Jerry Horner
Description
A kingdom presupposes that there are citizens over whom the king reigns, and that citizenship involves mutual relationships. This book presents a chal
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lenging exposition of the King's instructions to His subjects concerning life in His Kingdom. Human nature prompts us to respond to others in ways other than those that the King desires for His subjects-things like gossip, slander, always thinking we are right and insisting on our way, harboring resentments and negative attitudes, being mean-spirited, cliquish, impatient, hard-hearted. The list could go on and on. This book will show us the care we can have for each other when, instead of doing what comes naturally to us in the flesh, we do what comes supernaturally to us by the Word of God and the Spirit of God working in our hearts
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