The Two Agreements

God does not have what we need; God is what we need.

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About the reinterpretation:

Are you spiritual… or religious? If you are satisfied with your spiritual life as it is, you do not need to read this book. This new work challenges everyone to rethink the “saint and sinner” doctrine, embracing all humanity regardless of race, gender, religion, and past “sins”. The book compels you to examine the religious box you’ve been squeezing into, without questioning leaders who have long been put upon a pedestal.Have you accepted religion’s programmed answers as truth, never asking the Spirit for validity of certain ideas? Is accepting your forefathers’ beliefs causing you to feel as though your true self is held captive, as you persevere to do good and become more like God? Stop this internal battle and move toward peace! Get ready for a life-changing journey that will refresh your view of God, your self, and your religion. Thankfully, Jesus identified the Holy Spirit as our Healer, Counselor, Comforter, and Teacher—not “the church”. Why not attune your personal connection with God and live the happiest, most fulfilling spiritual life possible?Many Christians are confused when comparing Jesus’ loving redemption message with opposing Church-dictated rules which claim to create right standing with an angry, judgmental God. Claiming allegiance to no man, institution, religion, or ideology, The Two Agreements retells the greatest story ever told. This reinterpretation of the gospel, coupled with the Emergent Conversation and quantum science, asks those who love Jesus, the Bible, and the Christian faith-community to revaluate their position. The Two Agreements shines a light on your perfect relationship with the Divine, teaching you how to live freely yet securely in your eternal connection. As you gain new awareness of true salvation, you will experience peace beyond belief.

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Tuesday, July 12, 2011

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