Consider This on This Day - Johnson, Robin K.
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We are in a society that is constantly on the move. We want what we want, and we want it right now without any exceptions. The first thing we should grab in the beginning of our days is a word from the Lord. The desire of most believers is to have time set apart from the hustle and bustle of the day. Consider This on This Day will allow you to take the first few moments of your morning reading a text, and then discover new applications for overcoming the stresses of the daily grind. All this will take is for you to test one week of the Bible lessons contained within to find new avenues to face…mehr

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We are in a society that is constantly on the move. We want what we want, and we want it right now without any exceptions. The first thing we should grab in the beginning of our days is a word from the Lord. The desire of most believers is to have time set apart from the hustle and bustle of the day. Consider This on This Day will allow you to take the first few moments of your morning reading a text, and then discover new applications for overcoming the stresses of the daily grind. All this will take is for you to test one week of the Bible lessons contained within to find new avenues to face those giants in your life. Try it and leave with a renewed mind.
Autorenporträt
Robin K. Johnson is an author and writer. He is the husband and father of eight beautiful children (seven girls and one boy). He is a graduate of Beaumont Charlton-Pollard High School in Beaumont, Texas, a graduate of Lee College, Baytown, Texas, and holds masters and doctoral degrees from George Fox University. Sometimes good stories are created from hard and beautiful places. Robin has published several books (Planting Daisies, A Daughter’s Book of Secrets, The Heritage Tree, and Mommy, Santa Claus Looks Like Me!) with short stories that increase the emotional connections between reader, the character, and the items circulating in the background (rooms, chairs, cups of coffee, and inanimate objects such as ceiling fans and dominoes).