It’s hard to know how to review this book. It’s far easier to write about things you feel strongly about (I think) and I just don’t feel strongly about it. Caine uses the analogy of your body’s core muscles giving strength and support and then applies this to three areas of a Christian’ make-up – heart, soul and mind. After dealing with these, she broadens her approach to look at the Church and evangelism. It was a pleasant enough read but failed to motivate me towards making changes in my life.
Wednesday, 23 April 2008
43. Christine Caine - Stop Acting Like a Christian Just Be One
It’s hard to know how to review this book. It’s far easier to write about things you feel strongly about (I think) and I just don’t feel strongly about it. Caine uses the analogy of your body’s core muscles giving strength and support and then applies this to three areas of a Christian’ make-up – heart, soul and mind. After dealing with these, she broadens her approach to look at the Church and evangelism. It was a pleasant enough read but failed to motivate me towards making changes in my life.
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The heart, soul and mind concept is interesting to me, because I'm not sure I understand the difference between heart and soul. I get how mind is different from soul or heart, but not those two.
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