Come Clean: Giving God the worst of me, to receive the best from Him.
The process that God was taking me through was one of gruesome character building, valuing who he created me to be, not hiding because others don't like it, taking my past and producing a ministry, moving on in spite of rejection. Being kind and loving even though those around you are not kind and loving, understanding that He needed me here on this earth for such a time as this. Most importantly, being who God created me to be regardless of how others treat me or view me. Come clean is a moment where I washed it all away and realized my value and my worth beyond man but that it lies with God.
During the course of my own journey in being set free from multiple things that were causing me to be bound, I discovered that it was the root of those issues that held me in bondage. I learned that getting to the root of those matters in my life was the only way to be free. When I think of roots I think about something that is established deeply and firm.
This book is your manual for getting rid of the ugly things that have been built up over the years that you have not gotten rid of because it is comfortable to be in that place. Come Clean is about getting it right with yourself first. Loving you more and becoming the champion God has always intended for you to be. Everything is a process and if you go through the process with God you will be blessed.
As you go through this journey, you are going to discover the importance of purification, sanctification, and forgiveness. You will be in tuned with yourself to know that it's okay to walk away if it does not make you the person God intended you to be. But in the process make sure that your relationship with God is always intact.
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During the course of my own journey in being set free from multiple things that were causing me to be bound, I discovered that it was the root of those issues that held me in bondage. I learned that getting to the root of those matters in my life was the only way to be free. When I think of roots I think about something that is established deeply and firm.
This book is your manual for getting rid of the ugly things that have been built up over the years that you have not gotten rid of because it is comfortable to be in that place. Come Clean is about getting it right with yourself first. Loving you more and becoming the champion God has always intended for you to be. Everything is a process and if you go through the process with God you will be blessed.
As you go through this journey, you are going to discover the importance of purification, sanctification, and forgiveness. You will be in tuned with yourself to know that it's okay to walk away if it does not make you the person God intended you to be. But in the process make sure that your relationship with God is always intact.
Come Clean: Giving God the worst of me, to receive the best from Him.
The process that God was taking me through was one of gruesome character building, valuing who he created me to be, not hiding because others don't like it, taking my past and producing a ministry, moving on in spite of rejection. Being kind and loving even though those around you are not kind and loving, understanding that He needed me here on this earth for such a time as this. Most importantly, being who God created me to be regardless of how others treat me or view me. Come clean is a moment where I washed it all away and realized my value and my worth beyond man but that it lies with God.
During the course of my own journey in being set free from multiple things that were causing me to be bound, I discovered that it was the root of those issues that held me in bondage. I learned that getting to the root of those matters in my life was the only way to be free. When I think of roots I think about something that is established deeply and firm.
This book is your manual for getting rid of the ugly things that have been built up over the years that you have not gotten rid of because it is comfortable to be in that place. Come Clean is about getting it right with yourself first. Loving you more and becoming the champion God has always intended for you to be. Everything is a process and if you go through the process with God you will be blessed.
As you go through this journey, you are going to discover the importance of purification, sanctification, and forgiveness. You will be in tuned with yourself to know that it's okay to walk away if it does not make you the person God intended you to be. But in the process make sure that your relationship with God is always intact.
During the course of my own journey in being set free from multiple things that were causing me to be bound, I discovered that it was the root of those issues that held me in bondage. I learned that getting to the root of those matters in my life was the only way to be free. When I think of roots I think about something that is established deeply and firm.
This book is your manual for getting rid of the ugly things that have been built up over the years that you have not gotten rid of because it is comfortable to be in that place. Come Clean is about getting it right with yourself first. Loving you more and becoming the champion God has always intended for you to be. Everything is a process and if you go through the process with God you will be blessed.
As you go through this journey, you are going to discover the importance of purification, sanctification, and forgiveness. You will be in tuned with yourself to know that it's okay to walk away if it does not make you the person God intended you to be. But in the process make sure that your relationship with God is always intact.
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| BN ID: | 2940163080724 |
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| Publisher: | The Christian Authors Market Publishing |
| Publication date: | 10/02/2020 |
| Sold by: | Barnes & Noble |
| Format: | eBook |
| File size: | 2 MB |
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