The Bread Crumbs - Hardcover

Jackson, C. J.

Hardcover

ISBN 10: 161996533X ISBN 13: 9781619965331

Verlag: XULON PR, 2012

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Every person desires to find substance for their souls. The Bread Crumbs is a unique source of nourishment designed to satisfy the appetites of the soul by exposing and elaborating on insight of everyday life. The objective is to intentionally dive into areas and places that many want relevant answers about from God's Word. C.J. Jackson has been in ministry and counseling for over twenty years. With his vast background and experience of working with people and relationships in an array of places, he brings his special impartation from God to encourage those that are traveling to embrace complete spiritual wholeness. C.J. has allowed God to use him in so many remarkable ways when it comes to his pen. He targets and dives into areas where the masses can relate. I have been looking forward to his book The Bread Crumbs. It is time for his unique and in-depth style of expressing God's direction for our lives to be available to those in need. Thank you C.J. for humbling yourself, and listening and following God! -James Giantis, Founder of Families in Training Mr. C.J. Jackson is most definitely a thought leader in the "Inspiration Industry." He writes to the heart, refreshing, enlightening, inspiring, challenging, encouraging, and motivating. He has a gift for touching his readers where they matter, and making a difference where it makes a difference! - Melvin Thomas, CEO Help Us International, Inc. C. J. Jackson He has a special way of writing that leads to a unique understanding of his stories. You may even have moments in which you are blessed with an "Aha" moment. It will be a joy to connect with his humble and loving spirit in his work.-- Dan Robinson, President of Professional Counseling Group MA, LPC, LCSW

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• Verlag: XULON PR
• Erscheinungsdatum: 2012
• ISBN 10: 161996533X
• ISBN 13: 9781619965331
• Einband: Tapa dura
• Anzahl der Seiten: 594