Biblosophy: Bible & Philosophy

De: Exanor Sannon

Narrado por: Larry Herron

Let not the church of today steer you away from reaping the benefits of a great paying job. Many people are being misguided by old-fashioned preachers who do not even have the audacity to defend their "Be Not Successful" doctrine - they just spew their fears onto others. I am here to do the opposite.

• To encourage
• To motivate
• To defend

There is no reason to live in fear of success when you have the Bible for edification. We have only one life, and while we are here, we should not take it for granted by not doing our best. No, this is not to have your best life now so you can gain all your wealth and give it away to the poor. This is simply a rallying of words to discontinue the thoughts of financial boundaries to thoughts of financial liberty. Take life by the horns! Yes, even though you’re steering, God's sovereignty still reigns, and there’s nothing that goes without his permission. Therefore, work hard and enjoy your success!

The Lord gives, but he doesn’t give freely to the sluggard. It would be a shame for any man to believe that there’s blessings awaiting a couch potato. There are none, and there will be none. In fact, quite the opposite will occur.

Take the necessary steps to reap the benefits of hard labor. Let this audiobook show you how you can view success. The goal is to rekindle your passion if it’s gone dormant - or to fan the flames even higher if you are already living out your purpose.

Let your passion shine like it did when you first found out what you were good at!

- Exanor Sannon

©2014 Exanor Sannon (P)2018 Exanor Sannon

A bit trite and lacking conclusion

While I truly appreciate the truths covered in the very short book, it left me with double minded questions rather than the clear focus and encouragement intended. Examples that were given to prove a point directly contradicted points made a few minutes later. This exact contradictions are the exact things that derail people! They are unwittingly highlighted without discussion. Lastly, the ending was extremely abrupt. This is true of the actually writing as well as the readers voice. It seemed to be lacking conclusion, in general.