This is a book from the heart of the author who lived and experienced some the goodness that this life has to offer. Michael wants you to pick this book up, read it, and meditate upon when life has you feeling low. Always remember that God/Jesus makes the impossible, possible and is known to make a way out of no way! If you are reading this book then you are blessed more than you can fathom.
This is a book from the heart of the author who lived and experienced some the goodness that this life has to offer. Michael wants you to pick this book up, read it, and meditate upon when life has you feeling low. Always remember that God/Jesus makes the impossible, possible and is known to make a way out of no way! If you are reading this book then you are blessed more than you can fathom.
Michael McKay is from Dorchester, Massachusetts. He has been married for forty years and has two children who are disabled veterans. Michael McKay's writings address both personal and societal narratives, reflecting life's complexities with empathy and insight. His work combines storytelling with a focus on the human condition, contributing to ongoing discussions in literature and society. Mr. McKay has studied criminal justice, mathematics, and psychology. He educates students in fundamental psychological theories and practices related to human behavior. Students gain knowledge in diversity, citizenship, leadership, science and technology, qualitative and quantitative analysis, social and business culture, and the science of psychology.
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