Trusting God to the Promised Land: A Journey Through the Book of Joshua (Monday Blues to Sunday Pews) - Softcover

Barrett, Carl

Softcover

ISBN 13: 9798385260096

Publisher: Resource Publications, 2025

Synopsis

Are today’s times of uncertainty causing stress beyond all measures? Are the worries and anxieties of today consuming life to its breaking point? With the constant battles daily confronting all people, how should these ongoing barriers be combatted? Readers must ask if they are seeking more inner peace and strength to cope with the unknown—if they truly desire more confidence and enthusiasm in their Christian walk. Bottom line, are they yearning to grow and mature in their spiritual life to help them overcome all of life’s tribulations on this side of heaven?

If this is their genuine search as a follower of Jesus Christ, one crucial component may be missing in life, which will help to stay focused and grounded on the path to the future kingdom: “Trusting God.” This book will challenge followers of Christ to ensure that their complete trust in God is reflected in daily life. If believers have genuinely been saved, the evidence of their trust and obedience to biblical truths should be displayed, especially during the most intense trials. This journey will help Christians become more accountable in their walk with the Lord by applying the truths of Scripture in their everyday lives.

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About the Author

Carl Barrett is the founder and executive director of Monday Blues to Sunday Pews Ministry. He's the author of God Values Our Daily Steps, God's Guide to Freedom, God's People Count, and Searching for Your Comfort Zone. He has served as a mentor, teacher, and preacher in multiple prison facilities. He has also served as an instructor for National Fatherhood Initiative and is currently the first impressions ministry leader at Central Tyler Baptist in Tyler, Texas.

Edition details

• Publisher: Resource Publications
• Publication date: 2025
• Language: English
• ISBN 13: 9798385260096
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 242