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Tomorrow’s the day!
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“Many in the Christian faith have contemplated how they can become better students of God's Word and how they can be more committed in their walk with Christ. While we often look to tools, classes, and workshops to help in this area, it often comes down to whether we really want to do it or not. In his 15th published work, Pastor Kelly R. Jackson calls for us to take a good look at how what we desire contributes to our level of commitment in our Christian walk.

This book explores how we can redirect our desires and our passions towards God and what He has ordained for our lives. External things can be great motivators, but what do we do when the problem is internal? What do we do when we lack the true desire to grow in God's Word and in our purpose? Pastor Jackson explores this topic, while challenging the reader to go deeper within themselves so that they may develop the desire to go deeper with God.”

Official release day is January 17, 2024!
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Worrying just won’t do!

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From Chapter 2: Your Past
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Awesome actor. Rest In Peace.

James Caan, an onscreen tough guy and movie craftsman, has died at 82 Caan's memorable screen appearances included Brian's Song, The Godfather, Misery and Elf.

From Chapter 1: Self-Destruction
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From the Chapter on Transformation, the section entitled “Don’t Go Back The Way You Came”.

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