The Word of God...
A Scriptural Guide for Everyday Living
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Mike knew that he had to choose. He had to get off the fence of safety and jump to either side into the waters of consequences. As far as Mike could guess, either way he went he could be headed for disaster. Should he take the great promotion offered to him from work and move to the big city, or should he stay in Smalltown and keep his three children and their mother happy? The promotion would give him a high standing and well-earned respect within the company. Staying in Smalltown would bring him the same favor with his family. Doesn’t family come first, he asked himself as he secretly coveted his dream job in the big city? Read “If you want favor from both God and man, and a reputation for good judgement and common sense, then trust the Lord completely; don’t ever trust yourself. In everything you do, put God first and He will direct you and crown your efforts with success.” Proverbs 3:5-6 Mike felt burdened by his decision to accept or reject the promotion offered to him at work. But God said, “Trust me!” Also Read: “But if anyone keeps looking steadily into God’s law for free men, he will not only remember it, but he will do what it says, and God will greatly bless him in everything he does.” James 1:25
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Whether you have a problem and need God's help, or you know someone with a problem, this book is for you. In this book, you will find a new way of organizing scripture, a way that lends itself to giving the reader a way to find the exact scripture needed in any given situation.
About the Author
Christy Wiggins, a retired reading teacher, has always been a writer of poems, stories, essays, and personal note cards written to students, family, and friends. This inspirational book actually claims its origins from the note cards sent to various individuals with a problem. The author found it productive to have a list of scriptures that personified many of the difficulties that people struggle with throughout their years on earth. In this way, she could quickly access important scriptures to help her friends deal with those situations from a Biblical standpoint. In addition to a love for helping others, Christy was a wife and mother of three and also taught reading for twenty years in a small community school as well as working as a school educator in the No Child Left Behind Act of 2002. Christy remembers most fondly that the children she taught in Kindergarten were the ones she graduated from High Scool her last year of teaching. "One thing about Mrs. Wiggins," students would say. "She won't ever let you give up." All of her 100 plus students graduated in compliance with the state requirements that year. The whole community was proud. Mrs. Wiggins now lives a quiet and happy life with her husband of 47 years.