Samson: Man of Faith
Nonfiction, Family & Relationships, Parenting, Anger, Health & Well Being, Self Help, Self Improvement, Motivational
| Author: | Mike Connell | ISBN: | 9781476366777 |
| Publisher: | Mike Connell | Publication: | June 27, 2012 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Mike Connell |
| ISBN: | 9781476366777 |
| Publisher: | Mike Connell |
| Publication: | June 27, 2012 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
The Story of Samson, told from two very different perspectives.
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Samson ~ Main of Faith Keys from the story of Sampson, about the grace of god, how he loves us even in the midst of defeat and disgrace. This story is about the goodness of God to someone who's fallen over, fallen down. You are not beyond the reach of God no matter where you are today. The best days of our life are ahead of us if we're in the hands of God.
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Being a Peacemaker ~ Peacemakers and Escalation. Our hero of the faith was a rebellious, spoilt brat, who wanted his own way, in every single way. This was a man that was sleeping with prostitutes on his wedding night, because he got depressed, because his best man stole his wife. From what started out as a joke no-one understood, a fascinating cycle of violence ensues, based on: because you did this, I now have a right to do that. I merely did to them, what they did to me. This way of living will always bring death.
The Story of Samson, told from two very different perspectives.
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Samson ~ Main of Faith Keys from the story of Sampson, about the grace of god, how he loves us even in the midst of defeat and disgrace. This story is about the goodness of God to someone who's fallen over, fallen down. You are not beyond the reach of God no matter where you are today. The best days of our life are ahead of us if we're in the hands of God.
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Being a Peacemaker ~ Peacemakers and Escalation. Our hero of the faith was a rebellious, spoilt brat, who wanted his own way, in every single way. This was a man that was sleeping with prostitutes on his wedding night, because he got depressed, because his best man stole his wife. From what started out as a joke no-one understood, a fascinating cycle of violence ensues, based on: because you did this, I now have a right to do that. I merely did to them, what they did to me. This way of living will always bring death.
