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Right now, your life is budding with possibilities! Just as a newly planted tree, awaiting the spring rain to shower down, causing its buds to open and allow the foliage to burst forth. So is the Dream that God has placed inside of you. The showers of life have fallen on you. The elements have sometimes taken its toll on you, but despite your circumstances, God may be ready to open your buds of possibilities, while telling you it’s your season! This is my testimony. When others said I would not make it, I told myself watch who I’m destined to become in God. I kept expecting the possible, despite my impossible situations and watched my problems become my praise reports. If you are ready to put down your flag of defeat and start believing that the Dream God has placed in your heart is real, then I dare you to read this book and watch God work the impossible in your life. Gwin’s first published work is an inspirational manual for rehabilitating the forgotten, stolen, delayed or seemingly denied dream or talent buried inside of all of us. It is an uplifting, sensory guide for releasing your God-given destiny illustrated through heart-tugging poetry and thought-provoking journal questions that quicken your desire to be all you have been created to be and liberate your mind from doubts that come from challenge or defeat. If you’re searching for ways to redeem your dream, Gwin demonstrates how goodness and mercy will abound all the days of your new life.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781615791545
ISBN10: 161579154X
Gwin Minter
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: August 2009
Publisher: Xulon Press
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