The Missing Peace
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The Missing Peace
The chief Middle East peace negotiator for the presidential administrations of George H. W. Bush and Bill Clinton shares a gripping personal narrative of the struggle for Israeli-Palestinian peace. In far and away the most candid inside account of the Middle East peace process ever published, Ross recounts the peace process in detail from 1988 to the breakdown of talks in early 2001.
The Missing Peace
The Missing Peace uncovers one man's real-life tribulations and tells an inspiring story of hope, perseverance, strength, character, and of course, peace. Jared Nieman, a well-regarded pastor and motivational speaker, opens up about how his life wasn't always perfect. He battled mental health issues such as feelings of hopelessness, loss and at one point, addiction. When he made the decision to find what was missing in his life, he was able to repair his way of thinking, be intentional about the daily choices he was making and genuinely grow in his relationship with God. This book is meant to serve as a resource to everyone who desires to find themselves again to truly live the life they've prayed for, for so long.
Covenant of Peace
Author: Willard M. Swartley
language: en
Publisher: Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing
Release Date: 2006
One would think that peace, a term that occurs as many as one hundred times in the New Testament, would enjoy a prominent place in theology and ethics textbooks. Yet it is surprisingly absent. Willard Swartley's Covenant of Peace remedies this deficiency, restoring to New Testament theology and ethics the peace that many works have missed. In this comprehensive yet accessible book Swartley explicates virtually all of the New Testament, relating peace -- and the associated emphases of love for enemies and reconciliation -- to core theological themes such as salvation, christology, and the reign of God. No other work in English makes such a contribution. Swartley concludes by considering specific practices that lead to peacemaking and their place in our contemporary world. Retrieving a historically neglected element in the Christian message, Covenant of Peace confronts readers anew with the compelling New Testament witness to peace.