Buckets

Buckets offers a new way of thinking about our relationships with others, with God, and with ourselves. Buckets poses a simple premise for the reader to adopt. It focuses on the individual’s ultimate responsibility for his or her own sense of being loved and accepted. It helps you to see yourself as responsible for your own well being and for your own hurts and fears. In the end, we stand alone with God, and it is there that we find wholeness, total acceptance, and pure love. As the book progresses, we are shown ways to look at our fears and motivations. We get a clearer picture of our relationships, and will often find that our most lacking relationship is our relationship with God. Buckets encourages you to rely solely on God for your sense of being loved and accepted. It shows you how fears and distractions keep us at bay from this ultimate and pure state of being. The simple analogy of Buckets stimulates an awareness of our relationships with God and others. With awareness and intent, we can all work toward being complete within ourselves and having a more powerful relationship with God.