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The Best Christian Books By African Authors
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Chapters: Battle Of Sight By Mary Kamau
Spiritual insight is imperative in navigating career and business challenges. Seek divine clarity and comprehension rather than relying solely on physical perceptions. With the current economic uncertainties, persistence in prayer and understanding God’s revelations are essential for manifesting His purpose in the marketplace.
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Chapters: Falling For You By Mary Kamau
Don’t hate the player, hate the game. He’d said it like a mantra to himself. In the moments in between women and drinks when doubt would try and creep in. For a long time, it had worked. Until it hadn’t. Now, he hated his player ways and loathed the game.
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Chapters: Guest Or Family In God’s Presence? By Mary Kamau
God’s presence is not a motel where we stop by when it’s convenient. It’s not a friend’s home where we visit every so often. God is calling us to make His presence our home.
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Chapters: Damsel With An Umbrella By Mary Kamau
“Damsel in distress? Not from where he was standing. If anything, it looked like the masked man needed his help more than the young woman did. She was holding her own with – was that an umbrella?”
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Chapters: Who Is The God Of Our Fathers? By Rev. Bryan Josiah
“The path we’re on is such that if we were to stop and look back, just like Judges 2:10 tells us, there will be a generation that will not know of God.”
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Chapters: Escape By Mary Kamau
His harsh whisper broke through her trance. Her feet moved on autopilot as her mind struggled to catch up.
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Chapters: The Day My World Crashed By Rahab Gatura
I told God, “I want to serve you all the days of my life. May the death of my husband not separate me from You.” I cannot explain the serenity I felt after this night. God had not forsaken me.
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Chapters: Tomorrow Waits For No One By Jefferson Mwadime
“Why don’t you see yourself as one who can possess the results of living by the principles of whatever inspires you? What stops you? What keeps you waiting? I challenge you to ask yourself these questions. Think hard about what holds you back.”