The Changing of the Guard
- ISBN-10
- 1625100914
- ISBN-13
- 9781625100917
- Series
- The Changing of the Guard
- Pages
- 244
- Language
- English
- Published
- 2013-07-02
- Publisher
- Tate Publishing & Enterprises
- Author
- Mary Murphy Dixon
Description
What if we, as Christians and believers, were as focused on God as the guards are at guarding Buckingham Palace? The Changing of The Guard imagines an awakening in Christians that propels them to devote as much time with God as the guards do to protect their Queen. Author Mary Dixon shares the spiritual insight she gained from her trip to London, England. Incorporated into her revelations are chapters from her children. Her son, Carl, shares that "Finance Matters, in Every Aspect," and her daughter, Kesha, takes us back to Genesis and being good stewards over what God has blessed us with. This eclectic book, The Changing Of The Guard, provides suggestions for living a holy and godly life, so you can be equipped to face every change you encounter with wisdom found in a faithful walk with the Lord and a heart intent on pleasing him. You must let your light shine in darkness for others to see! This to-the-point book enlightens you of the paradigm shifting, shaking, uprooting, transitioning, and repositioning taking place in the global world. Mary Dixon has worked in street ministry for thirty-five years, which inspired her more to get a message to the people. Discover a way to face life's up and downs in The Changing of the Guard.
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- 280 pages
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