Bøger af Philip Cheung

A Lenten Companion with reflections and meditations for every day of Lent, including the Stations of the Cross.Every year we are given the opportunity to journeyin a special with the Lord during Lent, the 40 daypreparation period before Easter. A time when weare invited to be led by the Spirit to travel to thedeserts and wildernesses of our hearts to listen tothe Voice of the One who cries out to us, "Return tome!"Each day of Lent we focus on a few verses from thedaily Mass readings and we examine our prayerlife and our relationship with God.The Lord calls out to us, but will we choose toreturn to Him?

""You are my beloved son; with you I am well pleased"" (Mk. 1:11). Those were the words the Father spoke to the Son at His baptism in the Jordan. Those are the very same words the Father speaks to us every day: ""You are my beloved son. You are my beloved daughter. With you I am well pleased."" An identity crisis plagues the world today. We have taken it upon ourselves to define the fundamental truth of the human experience - who we are. It is time to rediscover and to reclaim our truest identity.Within the pages of this book are lessons and reflections I have learned as a beloved son of the Father. Through encountering the Father through the silence, Scriptures, and conversations with people I have come to a deeper understanding of who I am and the love with which the Father has created me and loves me. I invite you to allow the Father speak those words of truth and affection to you today and every day and to believe it: ""You are my beloved one. With you I am well pleased.""

This is a work that is meant to give advice and words of wisdom and encouragement, especially for graduating students. The book goes through a series of "Don't Forget's" and encourages readers to remember to believe in themselves. From the back cover: "This book is written as a guidebook that offers small words of advice to students, young adults, and even adults and that reminds people to remember about the important things in life. The book is structured in a series of "Don't Forget's" in life, such as "Don't Forget to Smile" and "Don't Forget to Say I Love You." Each "Don't Forget" offers an explanation to as why we should not forget whichever topic is presented. This can act as a guide for graduating students, a reminder for young adults, and a read to look back on their lives for adults of all ages."