Completing Project Me

How Understanding God's Perspective Changes Yours

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Pub Date 2 Jul 2019 | Archive Date 21 Jan 2020
Broadstreet Publishing Group LLC | BroadStreet Publishing Group, LLC

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Description

Your life is a project. Let God lead it.

When failure occurs or tragedy strikes, we struggle to make sense of it. Divine interruptions can sometimes leave us feeling confused. From Genesis to Revelation, God uses conflict as a vehicle for growth.

Matthew A. Thomas understands there is more behind every situation than what we can see at first. Completing Project Me is an invitation to understand how God uses challenging experiences to make our lives richer. Learn to:
  • Consider divine interruptions from God’s perspective,
  • Cultivate resilience in faith,
  • Deepen your prayer life, and
  • Center yourself on gratitude.
God doesn’t start something to leave it unfinished. He is doing more in your life than you know. Let Him lead you through your conflict and into a more complete life.

Your life is a project. Let God lead it.

When failure occurs or tragedy strikes, we struggle to make sense of it. Divine interruptions can sometimes leave us feeling confused. From Genesis to...


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ISBN 9781424558865
PRICE US$15.99 (USD)

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This book included lots of stories of the author's life and ministry, with lots of reference to the scriptures. This is a well written book. I would guess it would mostly appeal to an older audience. Recommended for adult formation groups.

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