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Apples of Gold in Settings of Silver: Applied Christianity 301 is the third and final part of a three-part series. It contains the third set of compilation of favourite scriptures and quotes of Isekhua Evborokhai on different topics that would pass as words aptly spoken. The entire series was inspired by Proverbs 25:11 – “A word aptly spoken is like apples of gold in settings of silver.” (NIV) It is the truth spoken to the body of Christ in love that will make every one of us grow and become like Him; with each and every one getting involved. Each chapter concludes with a section called “Apple Seeds”; these “apple seeds” are nuggets intended by the author to emphasize key points of the chapter and then invites the reader to identify their own “Apple seeds” so the reading of the book is not just a ritual but an experience. So I recommend that you “read with a pencil!”
Walk The Talk, Live The Faith, Build On The Rock
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In the world today, individuals, businesses, communities and countries alike seek relevance. Hundreds of researches have also been embarked on in the corporate world for organizations to attain relevance and remain relevant to avoid becoming obsolete! The reason isn’t far-fetched! No individual wants to live through life without making an impact, or be labelled as “irrelevant”, inconsequential”, “insignificant” or “unimportant”; as a matter of fact, it will be a tragedy because from the beginning God did not intend for anyone of us to be that. That was why He “wired” us for relevance! Being relevant is not about style, status, personality, or popularity. To be relevant means you are someone to be reckoned with; someone of considerable importance, significance or influence. In this book, Isekhua Evborokhai pulls out ten foundational blocks a chapter of the psalms that holds true across all spheres of life.
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The book is an encouragement to the body of Christ and to everybody, that no matter where you have been, God has a plan for you. The question is, can you avail and yield yourself to it? The book looks at example from the word of God and from everyday life, of where people have gone off track or are dealing with one struggle or the other in their lives, and yet they make a mighty impact. The book is centred on the grace of God and the power He demonstrates in our trials.
“And he said unto me, My grace is sufficient for thee: for my strength is made perfect in weakness. Most gladly therefore will I rather glory in my infirmities, that the power of Christ may rest upon me” 2 Cor. 12:9.
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Apples of Gold in Settings of Silver: Applied Christianity 201 is the second of a three-part series of the Apples of Gold in Settings of Silver series. It contains the second set of compilation of Isekhua Evborokhai’s favourite scriptures and quotes on different topics that would pass as words aptly spoken. The entire series was inspired by Proverbs 25:11 “A word aptly spoken is like apples of gold in settings of silver.” [NIV] Each chapter concludes with a section called “Apple Seeds”; these “apple seeds” are nuggets intended by the author to emphasize key points of the chapter and then invites the reader to identify their own “Apple seeds” so the reading of the book is not just a ritual but an experience. So I recommend that you “read with a pencil!”
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Trapped no more is about rigorously pursuing freedom against all odds. In this book, the author shares her true life story of the horrific sexual abuse she suffered in Ireland, between the ages of eleven and seventeen, and how she survived.
Your heart will be stirred as you read in Camilla’s own words the dramatic accounts of the damage and the trauma rape can have, not just on the physical body but to the entirety of a person’s life. Camilla has also, in this book, shared the experiences of other survivors; victims who shared the pain, the ugliness and the aftermath of their various encounters.
