In the past, many people who wanted to be faithful to God have often seen the need to practice reform in their daily lives in order to prepare for heaven. Their goal was to bring their eating, drinking, clothing, contact with others, and so forth, into obedience to Christ. They viewed their task as a privilege and took up their work joyfully.
Unfortunately, reform has often been seen as a burden by professing Christians. And many people today feel that it is a limitation on their natural wishes and tendencies, an unnecessary burden of the law, and an unwelcome intruder.
But do we understand what reform really means? What is its purpose, and how does it apply to our lives? These questions need to be answered so that, as believers, we can render intelligent service to God.
This book gives a basic introduction into the principles behind practical changes in life habits, and how they fit in with the gospel plan of uplifting mankind. 83p
A nice one