Is it possible to be free from the slavery and powerlessness that keep us defeated?

The vast majority of Christians are weak – impotent would be an appropriate adjective – and subject to forces in the world that batter us about, like daredevils who go over Niagara Falls in barrels. Most of us are poor recommendations for life in Christ. We may identify ourselves with his name, but far too often there’s not a whole lot more that distinguishes our lives from anyone else who doesn’t call himself a Christian. That’s a tragedy.

Norris Kindell, in most ways, was an ordinary man. But like Abraham, he was “fully persuaded that God had power to do what he promised.” Why, then, was Kindell persuaded and so many of the rest of us aren’t? And what is the basis for such radical faith anyway? The unsearchable riches in Christ that Kindell enjoyed decade after decade – are they available to just any common believer in Jesus Christ?

The answer lies in knowing what’s already been provided to make it possible to live our lives in a way that perhaps we’ve thought will never happen. The foundation is the covenant – the New Covenant – where we learn what God has already provided and makes available to every believer in Jesus Christ. This is the bedrock that turns weaklings into strong people to whom God and his promises and power are wonderfully real. Those who take the trouble to fully investigate this covenant will find strength and purpose they perhaps never imagined they could have. To discover – and become convinced – that they are living in covenant with a God who has sworn faithfully to fulfill in them every promise he has given will certainly, inevitably, unavoidably change their lives forever. There can be no other outcome.

"On Catholic higher education, we have heard from Pope John Paul II.  We have heard from the bishops, the 'experts', the intellectuals, the secularists.  What is so refreshing about Suzanne's commentary is that its simple, matter-of-fact, always faithful approach reminds us that Catholic colleges and universities -- as Catholic -- belong to all of us and have a significant impact on the whole of the Church."      

Patrick J. Reilly

President of the Cardinal Newman Society

Manassas, VA.

“Suzanne’s book truly offers a ‘New Hope for Catholic Higher Education.’  Her book balances sound Church teaching with practical suggestions to form a treatise for the renewal of what John Paul II called the new springtime of Catholic Evangelization.  This book is a manual for the renewal of Catholic higher education.  What better place to begin than on the Catholic college campus and in its lecture halls!  Suzanne’s unique perspective, that of being a Catholic lay academician, makes this book ideal for every member of the Catholic college, theologian or otherwise.”

Kelly Bowring

Dean of Spiritual Mission

Associate Professor of Sacred Theology

Southern Catholic College

Dawsonville, < s t 1 : country-region>Georgia

     This book reveals what you always wanted to know about the issues of life, death and the afterlife.  Supported by Scriptures, it reveals shocking truths about heaven, hell and your birthright blessing.  

     There're four components to God’s birthright (covenant) blessing which are His (1) word blessing, (2) peach blessing, (3) wealth blessing, and (4) eternal life blessing.  God set this inheritance aside for you before you were born.    There's enough abundance in your birthright blessing to fulfill every need you have.  It entitles you to dwell in a land of utopia whereby your peace, health, friendships, quality of life, holiness and well being are absolutely perfect.  Speaking of the good life, it doesn't get any better than this. 

     This book shows that (1) you have a personal calling on your life (you’re created for a purpose), and (2) your racial group has a calling to fulfill.  You need to know your personal and racial callings, for they are eternal.  Before you can appreciate what God has in store for you, you need to know who you are (the real you that God created you to be).  This book reveals the real you.

     This book also confirms the reality and location of heaven and the materials saints’ new bodies will be made of.  It shows what saints do in Paradise now and forevermore.  You'll be delighted and pleasantly surprised to know your heavenly activities.

     This book reveals (1) where Hades is located (the temporary abode of sinners called the region of disembodied spirits), (2) where the permanent place of torment is located called the eternal lake of fire, and (3) the cursed materials sinners’ bodies will consist of.  In hell, sinners' bodies will burn to ashes and be recycled to burn all over again.  God's Scriptures confirm these truths.

Is it possible to be free from the slavery and powerlessness that keep us defeated?

The vast majority of Christians are weak – impotent would be an appropriate adjective – and subject to forces in the world that batter us about, like daredevils who go over Niagara Falls in barrels. Most of us are poor recommendations for life in Christ. We may identify ourselves with his name, but far too often there’s not a whole lot more that distinguishes our lives from anyone else who doesn’t call himself a Christian. That’s a tragedy.

Norris Kindell, in most ways, was an ordinary man. But like Abraham, he was “fully persuaded that God had power to do what he promised.” Why, then, was Kindell persuaded and so many of the rest of us aren’t? And what is the basis for such radical faith anyway? The unsearchable riches in Christ that Kindell enjoyed decade after decade – are they available to just any common believer in Jesus Christ?

The answer lies in knowing what’s already been provided to make it possible to live our lives in a way that perhaps we’ve thought will never happen. The foundation is the covenant – the New Covenant – where we learn what God has already provided and makes available to every believer in Jesus Christ. This is the bedrock that turns weaklings into strong people to whom God and his promises and power are wonderfully real. Those who take the trouble to fully investigate this covenant will find strength and purpose they perhaps never imagined they could have. To discover – and become convinced – that they are living in covenant with a God who has sworn faithfully to fulfill in them every promise he has given will certainly, inevitably, unavoidably change their lives forever. There can be no other outcome.

"On Catholic higher education, we have heard from Pope John Paul II.  We have heard from the bishops, the 'experts', the intellectuals, the secularists.  What is so refreshing about Suzanne's commentary is that its simple, matter-of-fact, always faithful approach reminds us that Catholic colleges and universities -- as Catholic -- belong to all of us and have a significant impact on the whole of the Church."      

Patrick J. Reilly

President of the Cardinal Newman Society

Manassas, VA.

“Suzanne’s book truly offers a ‘New Hope for Catholic Higher Education.’  Her book balances sound Church teaching with practical suggestions to form a treatise for the renewal of what John Paul II called the new springtime of Catholic Evangelization.  This book is a manual for the renewal of Catholic higher education.  What better place to begin than on the Catholic college campus and in its lecture halls!  Suzanne’s unique perspective, that of being a Catholic lay academician, makes this book ideal for every member of the Catholic college, theologian or otherwise.”

Kelly Bowring

Dean of Spiritual Mission

Associate Professor of Sacred Theology

Southern Catholic College

Dawsonville, < s t 1 : country-region>Georgia