Bøker av Richard K Taylor

This book examines existing spiritual structures and cultures within the Church (especially the innermost practices of the heart). It prepares a comprehensive blueprint for doers in this hour to be a part of a Modern-Day Spiritual Rebuild that will enable the Glory of the Latter House to shine amid the present darkness and not be overwhelmed by it. This book raises new and refreshing standards of selfless interaction between Leaders, Churches, and Saints. I sincerely believe that only what is done for the Lord's Glory will be authentically rewarded. Rebuilding the Spiritual Infrastructure: The Mantle of the Supplier is an excavation of the fallow ground of the heart. This book urges us to stop looking at other people and consider our ways personally. It explicitly declares that "one unselfish act can change the culture." I have never read a book so thought-provoking and inspiring!

Description:During the summer and fall of 1971, the U.S. government supported the Pakistani military dictatorship while it massacred the people of East Bengal. But a group of Americans challenged this policy, tied up East Coast ports to Pakistani shipping, and had a major influence on changing U.S. policy.Blockade is the story of the ""non-violent fleet"" of canoes and kayaks that attempted to turn around the U.S. govenment.Endorsements:""Blockade is an inspiring account of what happens when Spirit-sensitive people are more attuned to obedience than to success. The protest against America''s provision of arms to the Pakistani government''s war against Bangladesh is a model of nonviolent action against injustice. This book at once shames and encourages, convicts and educates. It proves again that responsible action, no matter how seemingly insignificant, does have a ripple effect with individuals, organizations, and nations. It encouraged my faith that sacrificial leadership will inspire others to overcome oppression. Blockade calls us to base our foreign and domestic affairs upon a foundation of moral and spiritual principle, rather than upon political and financial expediency.Richard Taylor''s account of the blockade and manual for compassionate action is a significant contribution.""Mark O. Hatfield, U.S. Senator, Oregon""Blockade illustrates Gandhi''s teaching that ''in a gentle way you can shake the world.'' By depicting the courage and resolve of a small group of Bengalis and Americans struggling to change U.S. foreign policy, Taylor demonstrates the awesome strength and vitality of nonviolence in action.""Cesar E. Chavez, President, United Farm Workers