Think Like Heaven
was an interesting read about how we view the world as Christians. Is our focus of life earthly or
heavenly? What are the voices that we
listen to the most? Siting examples from the Bible, like David, Peter, and
Paul, and using his own life as an example, author Bob Hazlett encourages us to
think like heaven. In other words,
listen for God’s voice. Read your
Bible. Know whose you are, to whom you
ultimately belong, and where you are going.
The Bible says God created the heavens and the earth, the seen and the
unseen so start thinking about heaven and tune out the disruptions here on
earth, or as he calls them the “hitchhikers”.
Thoughts from the atmosphere (background of our world, some to get us to
spend more money), the accuser (Satan), and thoughts of adversity (what we
fear, or think we cannot accomplish) instead we need to listen the God of
heaven, His Son Jesus and His words of Truth.
This book is filled with applications and questions to help our thought
processes in that direction. I received
a copy for an honest review from The Book Club Network, Inc. and the opinions
are my own.
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