Reflections On Life
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Lucas Park Books
Have you ever wondered if God were present in a moment? Have you looked for God during the day? Have you discovered Bible or church history alive in your own life? Through short story examples, Reflections on Life, addresses these questions. Read stories and be inspired to see God in your own life today. “Written with a pastor’s heart and a counselor’s sensibilities, David prepared this book during a time of personal transition and introspection. Call it cathartic, call it theological reflection, call it a devotional guide– this book is a heartwarming collection of short stories reminding everyone of God’s undying love. I believe you will find a meaningful connection between your story and David’s.” – Dr. Mark Bushor, pastor Central Christian Church Killeen, Texas
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SKU (ISBN): 9781603500081
ISBN10: 1603500081
David Mays
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: June 2010
Publisher: Spring Arbor Distributors
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