Harry Coffman lived much of his life not feeling good enough, being burdened with doubt and condemnation of his past. In this book, Good Enough, he tells about his life journey. Because of a shocking event, Harry found something was wrong with his beliefs. For years he had been a believer and knew he had been forgiven. His prayers were going unansweredwas it God or me? There had to be something wrong with me. During the three years living in minor seclusion, studying and praying, suddenly by revelation he discovered he was good enough! Since that time marvelous things have happened in his life. He sees the grace and blessings of God and is able to live what was accomplished through Christ on the cross. I am free! >p>Whatever your background, experience, or belief, you will find healing and redemption in this story of one man discovering his true identitythe identity God had in mind in the beginning. Now, with an open mind, begin this wonderful adventure discovering your true identity, knowing you are good enough will enable you to more fully experience the blessing of God in your life as never before!
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