Book Of Axe

The Book of Axe uses a story from the Bible to exemplify the various pitfalls that one can expect in the Christian experience. The author uses personal life experiences to illustrate his points and to bring new meaning to the Old Testament tale of Elisha and his followers. Each chapter of the book parallels an axe and its usage with a different aspect in Christian living. Topics examine the phenomenon of Christians who desire to clone themselves to be like others. It also discusses the dangers of non-dedicated service, poor witnessing, Christians’ fears, living in the comfort zone, lacking power to serve, and false doctrines. The book stresses the Christian life as a personal life. The author’s anecdotes and tales of down-on-the farm make the book fun to read yet motivational in its content. Humor is uniquely used to focus on the importance of the lessons in God’s Word. The reader will be able to feel both joy and sadness in the candid stories and anecdotes of the author’s own experiences. In any event, this book should motivate Christian living, encourage individuals in their Christian walk, and deepen their spiritual life.