Ministry Plan

this book discusses these crucial topics: 1. TYPES OF DIVINE CALL 2. A TRULY DIVINE CALL IS PRE-ORDAINED BY GOD ONLY 3. CALL AND SEPARATION 4. GOD’S GIFTS AND CALLINING ARE IRREVOCABLE 5. WHENEVER GOD CALLS HE EQUIPS 6. HOW TO KNOW GOD’S CALL 7. GOD’S CALL IS HOLY AND HONOURABLE 8. THE HIGHER THE CALL, THE HIGHER THE CHALLENGES 9. THE CALLED IS ANSWERABLE TO THE CALLER 10. WILLINGNESS AND OBEDIENCE TO THE CALL BRING REWARDS

Exiting the Wilderness is different than most Christian books because it discusses the "elephant-in-room" issues that most Christian books shy away from. In a cordial and diplomatic fashion, the audiobook answers questions about what God says on sensitive issues, but it also explains how his love is intertwined with his commandments. In a day where many tragic events and natural disasters leave people scratching their heads and wondering what's going on, there is no doubt that people are seeking truth.

Elizabeth Townsend is a native of the State of Washington and she is a born again Christian. She is seeking to exhort and uplift people all over the world with the good news of Jesus.

Have you experienced a series of bad relationships? Does it seem like you are always a victim of the old bait-and-switch when it comes to dating? Have you grown past the available pool of bachelors? If it seems like you can't find the right guy, take heart! God has plans for you and they may not always involve having a man in the picture. You need to stop settling for Mr. Wrong simply because you feel the need to have a Mr. in your life. In this audiobook, I give you advice on how to set boundaries for yourself and stick to them!

Everyone wants a happy, passionate and abundant life. That is a unifying characteristic of humanity, but happiness and passion for life can be elusive. God put each of us here for a specific purpose, but we often struggle to understand what that purpose is. I often thought that I needed my own burning bush so that I could, like Moses, get direction and clarity from god on what he wanted from me.

It is almost trite to say Christians enjoy a good sermon. But those who go to worship at Duke University Chapel have the pleasure and good fortune of having strong preachers with a Christian message. The new Dean of the Chapel is in this line of quality preachers, and his administrative skills are not only sound, but up to the task as the months that have passed from his entry in 2012 to this 2013 demonstrate. This Religion Writer has heard of no complaint.