It's Good Friday - Baskerville-Thomas, Nadina
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How are you living? This question was posed repetitively by a former, beloved, and now deceased pastor of mine. Pastor Reginald Osborne would stand flat-footed and ask loudly and boldly: "How are you living?" In her Spirit-inspired book, It's Good Friday, Nadina takes the reader on a journey of self-discovery through re-examining the purpose of their life in relation to the truth of Jesus' sacrifice and triumph on the cross. Through the exploration of seven Life-Living Principles (LLP's) found in Jesus' life, crucifixion, and resurrection, Nadina encourages readers to dive deep into the…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
How are you living? This question was posed repetitively by a former, beloved, and now deceased pastor of mine. Pastor Reginald Osborne would stand flat-footed and ask loudly and boldly: "How are you living?" In her Spirit-inspired book, It's Good Friday, Nadina takes the reader on a journey of self-discovery through re-examining the purpose of their life in relation to the truth of Jesus' sacrifice and triumph on the cross. Through the exploration of seven Life-Living Principles (LLP's) found in Jesus' life, crucifixion, and resurrection, Nadina encourages readers to dive deep into the Scriptures, to take hold of Jesus' everlasting words, and to apply them to their own lives. This book is for anyone seeking to live life in the abundance and calling that Jesus laid out for them, for anyone seeking to answer life's great question: "Why Am I Here?"
Autorenporträt
Nadina was raised by her grandmother along with her mother and all of her mother's siblings, who really became her siblings, with the exception of the eldest, her Aunt Diane, who has been and still is like a mother to her. Nadina was raised in a household that didn't have enough money at times to make ends meet, but God! Today, because of her upbringing, she tries to view life through the lens of gratitude.