Book Review Don t Hate Your Enemies Just Step On Them The Art Of Loving People
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Book Review: "Don't Hate Your Enemies Just Step On Them: The Art Of Loving People"
Summary
How often have you found yourself complaining about others, or feeling hurt by their actions? We've all been in such situations. So, what is the best way to handle these circumstances in a way that pleases God?
E.E. Jenkins offers insights in his book, "Don't Hate Your Enemies Just Step On Them," which encourages a fresh perspective on these challenges. Is it truly the people you despise, or their actions and words? Often, it's not the individuals themselves who are at fault.
Jenkins argues that the real adversary is Satan, who has been blameworthy since the days of Adam and Eve. God allows challenging people in our lives for a reason. As Romans 8:28 says, "And we know that in all things God works for the good of those who love him, who have been called according to his purpose."
It seems paradoxical, but God instructs us to love our enemies. According to I John 4:7-8, "Dear friends, let us practice loving each other, for love comes from God..."
Key Concepts
In "Don't Hate Your Enemies Just Step On Them," Jenkins delves into the dangers of judgment and self-reflection. He dedicates chapters to the damaging effects of complaining and the power of anger. The book explores forgiveness, emphasizing the motivations behind forgiving others.
One standout chapter, "The Power of Agreement," offers practical advice for harmony. Jenkins introduces an acronym for AGREE, providing memorable tips for resolving conflict. A helpful chart lists oppositions and solutions, encouraging readers to seek guidance from Scripture for God-pleasing resolutions.
Personal Take
Whenever faced with criticism or difficult people, this book comes to mind. Jenkins skillfully integrates Scripture to reinforce his points. "Don't Hate Your Enemies Just Step On Them" is a must-read for Christians of all ages, offering insights into loving others rather than resenting adversaries or situations.
Publication Details
- Author: E.E. Jenkins
- Publisher: Milestones International Publishers (2006)
- ISBN: 0924748702
- Reviewer: Lori Plach for Reader Views (4/07)
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