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Kofi Ayeh
CONSUMER CREDIT – THE POISONED CHALICE
(AUTHOR’S BIOGRAPHY)
Pastor Kofi Ayeh is married with three children and lives in the United Kingdom. He is currently the resident pastor of ...visualizza altroCONSUMER CREDIT – THE POISONED CHALICE
(AUTHOR’S BIOGRAPHY)
Pastor Kofi Ayeh is married with three children and lives in the United Kingdom. He is currently the resident pastor of the Lighthouse Chapel International’s branch in Greenford in west London.
After years of trying to find a niche for his faith and livelihood, he decided in 1998 to enrol on a postgraduate course in economic development.During his studies, he came to the realisation that poverty could never be made history, and that man’s greatest and primary need is spiritual rather than physical. He also found out that no number of regulations or amount of force on earth, other than the unfailing love of Jesus, could make men share the world’s resources equitably, and that the love for money is the root of all evil.
His passion and quest for a debt-free life led him to write his first book entitled ‘Global Credit Crunch - Moment of ‘The Truth’ in 2009 (featuring on Amazon). Consumer Credit - the Poisoned Chalice is a sequel to the first and it is a personal and spiritual perspective and evaluation of the current global financial crisis. In this particular book, Pastor Kofi uses a set of socio-economic information to reveal the subtle, insidious, yet emotional and psychological realities behind the power of consumer credit advertising. He outlines the global and eternal implications of the consumer debt plight from an objective standpoint. He further explores biblical and pragmatic ways of permanently getting out of debt in a thought-provoking manner. In this book, the global profit-hungry agenda being disguised in diverse forms of personal credit is revealed. If you are in debt, a debt counsellor or have an academic interest in the subject, then this is a must-read book for you.
Dec, 2011visualizza meno