Title of Book: BECOMING ALL THINGS TO ALL MEN – LIVING AS GOD’S AMBASSADOR AT ALL TIMES
Foreword: Surv. Benjamin Kwesi Larbi
Recommended Retail Price: GHS 50.00
Age Range: Young People and Others
ABOUT THE BOOK
In this book, the author uses various episodes in his life as a basis of pointing young people to useful lessons of life interlaced to offer the reader an exciting prose. He uses sixty-eight (68) episodes carefully interwoven in fifteen (15) chapters to draw critical lessons for the reader.
As they read this book, readers will be encouraged and challenged to take the necessary steps to enable them discover their purpose in this life. He uses vivid examples to strongly drive home various lessons he seeks to draw the attention of readers to enable them to rise above the storms of life. It is these that will help them pursue life in a manner that will enable them to leave an indelible mark in the sands of time. It is this that will give God the glory.
In the end, the author alludes to the fact that even though giving the world the best one has, may never be enough, it is still important to give the world the best one has anyway. The book concludes giving the reader thought-provoking issues to ponder about the real essence of life!
Categories: Motivational
Tags: Engineering, Christianity, St. Augustine’s College, GHAFES,
Ambassador
Publisher: LiteMedya Ltd
Weight (in g): 201g
ISBN: 978-9988-3-14444-6
Year published: 2021
Format: Hardcover and Paperback
Number of pages: 319
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Eric Atta-Sonno, F.PE.IET(GH), M.GIOC, I.CIOB is a practicing Professional Engineer, Real Estate practitioner and the outgoing President of the Institution of Engineering and Technology (Ghana). He is also a member of the Governing Board of the Engineering Council of Ghana. He is also a member of the Ghana Association of Writers (GAW), having published four books and led a five-member team to publish a landmark reference book for the St. Augustine’s College, his alma mata.
Eric also has a blog with which he shares his opinions on various subject interests. There, he uses his writings to shape up the thoughts of his readers.
He has spent most of his adult life helping young people to discover the purpose of God for their lives and preparing them for the future through mentorship. He has a passion to see them growing into responsible adults who would be fully equipped to effect the changes required for the transformation of their communities.
Engr. Eric Atta-Sonno is a devout Christian fellowshipping with The Church of Pentecost International Worship Centre-Atomic where he is an Elder as well as the District Secretary. Eric is married to Gloria with whom they have two children.
My dear friend,
“I am of the opinion that my life belongs to the whole community and as long as I live, it is my privilege to do for it whatever I can. I want to be thoroughly used up when I die, for the harder I work the more I live.” – George Bernard Shaw
Over the last couple of years, I’ve dedicated a bit of my time to join the struggle of helping to raise the younger generation. This has been to ensure that they are well positioned to take over the reins of this country and improve on its lot.
Being a committed Christian, I have for the better part of my adult life been inspired by the philosophy, ‘Omnibus Omnia Factus Sum’, a Latin phrase adopted from the first letter of Paul to the Corinthians 9:22 where he wrote that he became all things to all men that he might save some by all means.
I have therefore, utilized all manner of approaches to help influence positive change in the attitude and orientation of our people for the overall purpose of nation building. To this, I welcome you to my blog. Enjoy my take on issues espoused through the scripts as well as my brief thoughts on issues as they play out daily and news stories on various endeavors that I may play a part in.
Feed back is always critical for improvement and I would thus appeal to you to always leave a note after reading any piece on this blog.
Welcome and enjoy browsing the pages.
Eric Atta-Sonno