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Benefits in God aims to inform and remind people-both unbelievers and believers in God-of the benefits of embracing God’s love and sharing it with others. Author Fred Igbeare wants all readers to know that God loves you and desires for you to have everlasting life, joy, peace, prosperity, success, satisfaction, and other benefits.
For unbelievers especially, this book shows why they should pay particular attention to the true gospel of God. It is the good news of great joy, offering peace between God and humans, as well as peace from the troubles of this world. The gospel shows us how we can be saved from all of our problems. That includes personal, political, social, economic, or spiritual problems. It’s the good news of how we can obtain enduring success and everlasting satisfaction with access to the kingdom of heaven forever!
For believers, Benefits in God provides a reminder of the beauty and rewards of having a relationship with God. It endeavors to offer deeper insights into the wonderful benefits of being a citizen of heaven, a child of God, and a partaker of the divine nature. Benefits in God can equip those who are already believers to become better witnesses. This book can especially serve as a resource for sharing the good news of great joy with others. It makes the case that those who sincerely seek God will find a bounteous harvest of many benefits.
A recurring theme in this book is love. Because of love, God sent His Son Jesus to die for our sins, defeating death for us. Benefits in God looks at how God wants us to embrace love as a lifestyle, specifically in terms of how we relate to other humans. For it is through love that we can overcome sin.
