William D. Reid's New Book 'Learn to Live 3: No Scoreboard Watching' is a Resounding Devotional That Explains the Biblical Book of Romans to Laypeople
Recent release "Learn To Live 3: No Scoreboard Watching" from Covenant Books author William D. Reid is an evoking narrative that imparts insights on the Book of Romans to understand the Lord's will for one's life.
TELL CITY, Ind., October 10, 2019 (Newswire.com) - William D. Reid, a graduate of Trevecca Nazarene University, an evangelist and a pastor, has completed his new book, “Learn To Live 3: No Scoreboard Watching”: an impelling disquisition on understanding the Bible’s epistle of Romans and how to internalize them to discern God’s will.
William writes, “We have learned to keep score on just about everything. Therefore, we unwittingly carry that same ethic over into our spiritual lives. If we have to work hard and dedicate ourselves to achieving success, then we end up thinking that we have to keep score on achieving righteousness. Paul’s emphasis is one that runs throughout the Bible: we are losers and sinners. ‘All have sinned and come short of the glory of God.’ We cannot lift ourselves by our own bootstraps. Personal works and effort count for nothing. It takes a while for this to get past our ego and pride. Paul kept it simple: righteousness is ‘by faith in Jesus Christ alone.’ No scoreboard watching.”
Published by Covenant Books of Murrells Inlet, South Carolina, William D. Reid’s new book presents compelling perspectives pertaining to the Bible’s efficacy in instilling divine revelations in people’s hearts, ultimately bringing them closer to the Lord.
This book is a comprehensive tool that will surely grace readers with thoughts on godliness and wisdom.
Readers can purchase “Learn To Live 3: No Scoreboard Watching” at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes Store, Amazon or Barnes & Noble.
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