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Choose Life and Live! – This 183-page book was updated in 2024! The ability to choose is one of the greatest gifts from God to us. Choice is the chisel we use to sculpt our lives. Who we are today is the result of yesterday’s decisions. Who we will be is a result of how we live today. This book will help you in many areas:
God has given us free will. We are responsible for our choices. Our choices determine how well we live now and will determine our destiny. Make your life a masterpiece. Choose life and live!
Come Encounter Jesus – This 181-page book was updated in 2024! This book explores how to have a “personal relationship” with Jesus Christ. It can lead you into this relationship, help you to receive salvation, assure you of his presence with you always and assist you to hear his voice. Jesus invites all to “Come to me and I will give you rest.” (Mt. 11:28) Come to Jesus through this book and know him in a personal way.
All Things in Christ – Series 1040 – Some 143 times Paul uses the phrase “in Christ.” Discipleship is more than following Jesus, it is living with and in him. At every Mass in the doxology we worship God as we say, “Through him (Jesus), with him and in him all Glory and Honor is yours! Because we are in Christ and he is in us, our life can be different and extraordinary.
1) All Things in Christ: Jesus must be the center of our life and not on the periphery. With Jesus we can navigate any storm and recognize the deceit and false philosophies of this secular age. Because of Jesus we are a new creation.
2) We are an Easter People: God raised Jesus from the dead! Jesus was the first fruits of many brothers and sisters. We can expect to be raised also, in him. God is able and has promised.
3) Stressed or Blessed?: Everyone faces stress in their life. Stress is when the perceived pressure is ramped up. Jesus offers us a peace that surpasses all understanding.
4) Sacrificial Love: God proves his love for us through the cross of Jesus. While we were yet sinners, God loved us and sent his son to die for us. God’s love is unconditional and sacrificial but demands reciprocation.
