"It's in the System"
Eyes of the reader will be opened to no longer be satisfied with status quo
New Book Teaches How to Overcome Life's Systemic Deterrents
Eyes of the reader will be opened to no longer be satisfied with status quo
2010-09-10
LONGWOOD, FL--In recalling the life of Jesus, believers know that He consistently was being challenged by the "system." Although systemic injustice in biblical times was different, it did still exist. Jesus encountered these injustices daily, but He did not allow the system to manage Him; He conquered, mastered, and overcame the systemic deterrents that have historically impeded the success and growth of many--which is what Christians are called to do through the Word of God. Within the pages of It's in the System ($14.99, paperback, 978-1-60957-573-1; $22.99, hardcover, 978-1-60957-574-8), a new release from Dr. Lonnie Woods, Esq., the author will open the eyes of the reader to no longer be satisfied with the status quo. Instead, they will be inspired and motivated to seek God's guidance and wisdom in challenging issues that occur daily.
"I pray that after reading this work we will no longer succumb to the 'wiles of men' but be empowered to overcome doubt, intimidation, anxiety, and fear through the Word of God," Reverend C.C. Robertson--senior pastor of Bexar Street Baptist Church--says in the book's opening Commentary. "This writing will be appreciated by believers, non-believers, scholars, and theologians. I envision this work as being circulated throughout the country in our Christian education curricula and in academia in general."
Dr. Woods says when he began to realize the vulnerability of the average citizen to bureaucratic powers, the more inclined he became to figure out how to overcome this vulnerability and fear of seemingly "untouchable" institutions and entities. His personal exploration of this topic resulted in this book, which he hopes will inspire readers to live a pure Christian life in a nation that may have run errant of the Word of God when applying the rule of law to issues of social justice.