Be Yourself : Discover the Life You Were Meant to Live / John Mason

By:

Mason, John

Publication details: Grand Rapids, Mich. Revell c2019.Description: vii, 158 pages: illustrations 15cmISBN:

9789719648642

DDC classification:

Prof. 158.1 M398 2019

Summary: Each person on earth was created on purpose, for a purpose. God has an assignment for each of us that no one else can do as well as we can. He doesn't expect us to be perfect, but he does expect us to use the gifts, talents, and strengths he has given us. With to-the-point wit and wisdom, John Mason launches an all-out attack on mediocrity, motivating readers to embrace their unique qualities and use those qualities to do God's work with confidence. He contends that everyone can be successful in life--no exceptions--and then quickly shows readers how to believe it and live it. Fifty-two nuggets of truth bust down the barriers of unfulfilled dreams and release readers to become all that God created them to be.

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Item type	Current library	Call number	Copy number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Professional Collections	Grade School Library Professional	Prof. 158.1 M398 2019 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	c1	Available		23973

Each person on earth was created on purpose, for a purpose. God has an assignment for each of us that no one else can do as well as we can. He doesn't expect us to be perfect, but he does expect us to use the gifts, talents, and strengths he has given us. With to-the-point wit and wisdom, John Mason launches an all-out attack on mediocrity, motivating readers to embrace their unique qualities and use those qualities to do God's work with confidence. He contends that everyone can be successful in life--no exceptions--and then quickly shows readers how to believe it and live it. Fifty-two nuggets of truth bust down the barriers of unfulfilled dreams and release readers to become all that God created them to be.

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