We might live to love, but we must also love in order to live. If we don't have the love, then what's the point in living?
Charisse McAuliffe, author
Early Release!
Tim Barker, Superintendent of the South Texas District of the Assemblies of God, has a new book. It officially releases in May of this year at District Council, but you can get it now. Below is a description and a link to purchase it on Amazon.
Description:
God desires His people to be a repository for His tender and unchanging spirit.
No matter how pretty the stained glass in the arches of our magnificent naves, or how ethereal our pipe organs, or how polished the floors, God does not imbue them with His holy presence. God's desire for a residence on this earth is much more beautiful: His people and the praises they raise unto Him.
In this book, Tim Barker shares five bold ways to renew your relationship with Christ.
1. Find God’s favor when you rest at His feet.
2. Unlock forgiveness when you are within His reach.
3. Be transformed as you commune with Him.
4. Join the throng of the chosen in the presence of our Lord.
5. Allow the rest and peace that comes from God’s presence in your life to change your desperation into an upwelling joy that can only flow from God’s throne.
Take this book. Share it with those who know Christ and those who don’t. It will reveal a roadmap to a spiritual connection with the Father that will shake up and change anyone who desires to develop a deeper, more personal connection with Christ.
Get it here: https://www.amazon.com/At-Your....-Feet-Tim-Barker/dp/
Quote of the Day
“It is the time you have wasted for your rose that makes your rose so important.”
― Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, from The Little Prince
Writing Tip for Monday:
Proofing can be the most tedious part of writing. Proof one thing at a time: capitalization or indents. Doing it all in one pass can lead to not doing it all at all. (Tricky word use there. Sorry.)
Author Quote of the Day
“If you tell the truth, you don't have to remember anything.”
― Mark Twain
Twain started out life as Samuel Clemens. During his life, he was a master riverboat pilot and gold miner. He grew into writing humorous tales to the benefit of readers everywhere. His popular stories about Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn are children's classics.
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