Title: Weak and disappointing
Product review: I expected a lot more out of Randy Alcorn after having read his book on Heaven. This book has very little deep thought or analysis. It is mainly a rehash of a number of scripture verses and multiple references to Jim Elliot's quote "Giving what you can't keep to gain what you can't lose". Mainly targeted toward the "rich" American. By the conclusion drawn from this book, the child who dies in infancy will live in a studio apartment with little furniture in heaven while the Christian who gives away all his/her money will live in a mansion. I agree with the concept of rewards in heaven, maybe not just the possession or power rewards that seem so prevalent in Alcorn's book.
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