<p>The thought of kingship is humbling and also challenging. If indeed I am not the self-proclaimed king I thought I was or have been made to believe; how do I accept and deal with this? Who is my king? What does he want? What am I now responsible for?<br />
Identifying and accepting the true king is what this book is all about. There is one greater than us who makes the claim of being King of all kings. He is not a king of force, however. This King has come to take his rightful place at the center of man&rsquo;s being. Yet He does not insist with aggression but appeals to everyone lovingly, kindly, and with patience and truth.<br />
He has already announced his kingship and gives everyone an opportunity by free will to acknowledge His superiority.</p><p>What&nbsp;blinds the masses from accepting the claim regarding the existence of a greater king and kingdom.&nbsp;The&nbsp;pages of this book allow us to look at various stories that challenge us with the truth of the one true King, how mankind relates to this fact, and the results of their decision.</p>