The Law of Rewards

By: Randy Alcorn

Narrated by: Randy Alcorn

Length: 3 hrs and 32 mins

Publisher's summary

Randy Alcorn, best-selling author of The Treasure Principle, makes a clear and compelling case for an under-emphasized scriptural principle: that believers will receive differing rewards in heaven depending on their actions and choices here on earth.

In The Law of Rewards, Alcorn shows that we shouldn't serve God just for rewards. It's more important to remember that God's reward system is for His glory, our good, and the good of others. Once we understand God's incentive program, our attitude towards generous living will never be the same. This audiobook explains how our faith determines our eternal destination but our behavior determines our eternal rewards.

©2003 Randy Alcorn (P)2008 Penguin

fantastic

great book, lots of scripture, excellent topic, sound perspective. I've saved several bookmarks and will study this material

Full of confirmation and edification

In the course of my Christian life, and particulary after reading the commandments of Jesus, I have become a person who is a giver. In the spiritual gifts tests I always come up high on the gift of giving in the results. It is so refreshing and edifying to have my lifestyle confrimed and encouraged by Randy Alcorn. He is a master at putting the Word of God into useable information so that on the subject of giving and the rewards we get in heaven for doing so can be clearly understood.

Randy is a marvelous narrator. I have written a book myself but I am not sure that I could read good enough to pass muster. But Randy is as good as any expert I have heard.

If you want to know why you should be living a life that is focused on giving and laying up for yourself treasure in heaven, this is your book.

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What did you love best about The Law of Rewards?

The important thing about this book is that it clarifies a difficult subject in a Biblical way. Many Christians are mistaken or deluded on the subject of money. Some think that business is evil, which is not the case. In fact God insists that we must multiply our return on the money we have, and help the poor, orphans, and widows, etc. Another thing is that some, especially Catholics, think that poverty is the Christian objective, which is certainly not the case, although there is nothing wrong with giving away one's possessions. Altogether, highly recommended!

Any additional comments?

Randy Alcorn is an authentic Biblically based Christian teacher which is very important in this day of false teachers and false religions meant to deceive and destroy Christians.