How Jesus Christ Leads Us To The Kingdom Of Heaven By Award Winning Author Bernard Fleury Is Now Available On Kindle Unlimited

    WILMINGTON, NC, July 22, 2021 /24-7PressRelease/ -- What steps can we take to achieve complete fulfillment and joy? While nearly all of us ask that question, very few can definitively answer the question. Bernard Fleury's 'How Jesus Christ Leads Us To The Kingdom Of Heaven' shows readers the way. The Kindle version of the book is now available in Kindle Unlimited.

This first e-book in the 'Called into Life by the Light' series begins with reading and pondering the many inspirational Bible verses in both the Old and New Testaments on life and light. Readers will come to see how life and light in the Bible are really tied together (lifelight), with The Light, Jesus Christ, being the guide and the sustainer in life's journey of Spiritual Growth in Christian Living. Union with The Light in the heavenly Jerusalem, the Kingdom of Heaven is the ultimate fulfillment, the goal of every human life. In this inspiring and enlightening ebook, Fleury shows readers the way.

Nearly all of Bernard's books center squarely on the theme of Light as a Someone and a Something. He believes we are all Called Into Life By The Light. Life and Light are tied together. Lifelight describes their relationship best because both our "without" (our physical being) and our "within" (our spirit) are basically light in two different forms:

1. Physical energy that occupies space, has weight, can be measured, and

2. Psychic or spiritual energy which is a force that causes things to happen and, thus, real energy, but it does not occupy space, have weight, nor can it be empirically measured.

Fleury's book has received a number of 5-star rated reviews.

Christian Sia of Readers Favorite stated, "The book is written in a compelling style, with prose that is very accessible, and the author shows great mastery of the Catholic faith, the scriptures, and the sacraments. I enjoyed the chapter that talks about attaining inner peace and the path that leads to it. The tone is authoritative, yet compassionate.The chapters end with questions for reflection and spaces that readers can use for notes."

Another review by Divine Zape said, "I enjoyed the way the author handles the "how" in the title, helping readers see the path to travel to the promised life in heaven. It is interesting how the author uses real human experiences as examples. In this book, the author offers a very lucid and powerful definition of faith as a journey, as "a relationship with a person," and unveils the most crucial moments in this relationship. Reading this book felt like having a good conversation with someone sharing their faith and ultimate hope in a very simple manner. The writing is devoid of theological jargon that can making comprehension hard for the ordinary reader."

Bernard was chosen as one of '50 Great Writers You Should Be Reading' in the 2017 Book Awards. His honor came as a result of his appearance on The Authors Show. He was chosen from a field of hundreds of authors through a public voting process.

Bernard Fleury is available for media interviews and can be reached using the information below, or by email at [email protected]. His books are available at online retail book outlets. More information is available at his website at http://www.intolifebylight.com.

About Bernard Fleury:

Bernard Fleury is Professor Emeritus at Westfield State University and a Roman Catholic Permanent Deacon. He holds an A.A. degree in Classical Languages, a B.A. in History, a M.S. in Elementary Education with a minor in Philosophy, and an Ed.D. in Administration with a minor in Government. He taught in both the undergraduate and graduate divisions at Westfield State University for thirty years and was a Public School teacher and principal for thirteen years. He also served as Director of School Administration at Westfield State University, and as Director of Teacher Education, Academic Vice President, and President protem at International College of the Cayman Islands over a sixteen-year period. At present he is a corporator in the Westfield State University Foundation. He has also worn a third hat as an ordained Catholic Permanent Deacon for the past thirty seven years.

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