Virtue That Counts Daniel O. Ogweno

This book inspires us that the difficult things, especially concerning human-to-human and human-to-God relationships, are possible when we get the 'right' angle and motivation. The book also traces the 'origin' of big things in the little things. The result is that we are challenged not to ignore the 'insignificant' things around us.

People who move closer to God's heart are those who are faithful in the assignment God has given them. It doesn't matter the magnitude of the assignment, it matters the attitude to it. The book also maintains that those who have or pay tribute to the humble assignments are more likely to 'touch' God's heart than those serving in the limelight.

This book is very practical and down to earth. Though it is Christian, non-Christians and unbelievers won't be sorry to have read it.

The book, for the time being only available in English, is published by Author House, 2004

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