A Common-Sense Look at the Ten Positive Nos

by Janis L. Talsma, Caitlyn Tetreault (Illustrator)

Overview

Without judgment or finger-pointing, this book offers a fresh, positive, commonsense, and biblical look at the Ten Commandments.

Janis L. Talsma, a longtine student of the Bible, answers questions such as:

• What happens if we ignore these Ten Commandments, make our own rules, or pick and choose those that suit us and discard the rest?
• What happens when we do not feel responsible for our behavior because we have decided that we are entitled to do whatever we feel is okay?
• What happens when our behavior brings harm to others?

Each commandment is addressed one by one. At the heart of each one is a blessing that is ours if we strive, with God’s help, to live according to them.

These commandments are meant to be a roadmap for living, so that individually and as a society we can work toward the good of all. In so doing, we honor each other and God Himself, who so wisely knew of our need for them.

Join the author as she celebrates the goodness of the Ten Commandments and reveals how to harness them to honor God and show love for all of humanity.

Each commandment is addressed one by one. At the heart of each one is a positive good and blessing that is ours if we strive, with God’s help, to live according to them. They are meant to be a road-map for living so that individually and as a society we impact each other’s lives for the good of all. And in so doing, we honor each other and God Himself who so wisely knew of our need for them. It’s a positive way of expressing our love for God and for each other.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781664282025
Publisher:	Westbow Press
Publication date:	11/10/2022
Pages:	108
Product dimensions:	5.50(w) x 8.50(h) x 0.22(d)

About the Author

Janis L. Talsma earned a degree in social work and the humanities from Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo, Michigan. She was an assistant to a chiropractor/kinesiologist in Grand Rapids, Michigan, and is a member of the Patient/Family Advisory Council at University of Michigan Health West in Wyoming, Michigan. She lived out her love for books as the owner and manager of a Christian bookstore. She is a member of Friendship Christian Reformed Church of Byron Center, Michigan.

Janis L. Talsma earned a degree in social work and the humanities from Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo, Michigan. She was an assistant to a chiropractor/kinesiologist in Grand Rapids, Michigan, and is a member of the Patient/Family Advisory Council at University of Michigan Health West in Wyoming, Michigan. She lived out her love for books as the owner and manager of a Christian bookstore. She is a member of Friendship Christian Reformed Church of Byron Center, Michigan.