My Thoughts
From the Garden into Eternity by author Pearl Nsiah-Kumi is a short seventy-seven page book that packs so much essential important information between its covers. This Christian book is about being saved and living the Christian life. Doesn’t that sound like a book everyone should read?
I enjoyed the author’s style of writing. It was easy to read and understand. Her book was well thought, organized, and researched. I loved all of the biblical references.
Whether a seeker, fledgling or seasoned believer something can be gleaned from this book. This book sticks to the basics – salvation and living as a Christian. Sometimes we need to read or hear it again to breathe fresh life into us.
I highly recommend this book to anyone. Reading it would be good for your soul. This would be a nice Christmas gift for most anyone, even an older child. It receives 5 stars from me. Celebrate Lit provided a copy but these are my own thoughts.
About the Book
Book: From the Garden into Eternity
Author: Pearl Nsiah-Kumi
Genre: Religious-Christian Evangelism
Release Date: June 25, 2018
From the Garden into Eternity tells of mankind’s fall from God’s grace beginning in the Garden of Eden, all the way through to one’s individual choice: Will eternity be spent in Heaven with God or Hell with Satan?
As a result of sin, mankind suffered a loss of close fellowship with God – but do not fret! The relationship can be restored in this life right into the next! God does not, however, force anyone into a relationship with Him. We are free to choose Him or the alternative: Satan.
This book, fully-supported by Bible verses, helps you determine where you are in this journey called “life”. Rest assured that God loves you and longs to give you eternal life in Heaven with Him, but you must first repent and place your faith in Jesus Christ. If you have never taken that step, please don’t wait any longer. The alternative eternity – which will be by default – will be dreadful.
Call on Jesus today!
Start the relationship that guarantees your eternity in Heaven with God!
Click here to get your copy.
About the Author
More from Pearl
I wrote this book: FROM THE GARDEN INTO ETERNITY, because I felt the need to explain step-by-step how we, people created in the image of God lost our relationship with Him, and how that relationship could be restored. Along with the explanation, I also felt the need to stress the urgency of the restoration of that relationship. Why the urgency? It is urgent, because time is running out for all of us, and if one’s relationship isn’t restored in this life, eternity will be awful. Since no one knows how much time they have left in this life, we each need to respond to God’s love now, so we can have the assurance of a blissful eternity in heaven. Each person has to make a personal decision about their eternity.
Blog Stops
Truth and Grace Homeschool Academy, November 25
Debbie’s Dusty Deliberations, November 26
Vicky Sluiter, November 27 (Author Interview)
Texas Book-aholic, November 28
Just the Write Escape, November 29
My Devotional Thoughts, November 30 (Author Interview)
janicesbookreviews, December 1
Abba’s Prayer Warrior Princess , December 2
Wishful Endings, December 3 (Author Interview)
A Reader’s Brain, December 4
Inklings and notions, December 5
All 4 and About Books, December 6 (Author Interview)
Simple Harvest Reads, December 7
Christian Bookshelf Reviews, December 8 (Author Interview)
Giveaway
To celebrate her tour, Pearl is giving away the grand prize of an eBook copy of her most recent book, The Proof of Paternity!!
Be sure to comment on the blog stops for nine extra entries into the giveaway! Click the link below to enter.
https://promosimple.com/ps/ed96/from-the-garden-into-eternity-celebration-tour-giveaway
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