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FOLLOW ME INTO ETERNITY PODCAST IS DEDICATED TO DISCOVERING GOD’S ROADMAP FOR YOUR SUCCESS.“ONE STEP FORWARD, TWO STEPS BACK, NOT LOVING THE MATH?”Let's get started because: “God’s promises will expire (in the twinkling of an eye) between our last breath and our entrance into eternity.”

Is God’s image on the auction block? What will a man give in exchange for his soul? If not his image than whose? God created man in his image; unfortunately, for the price of an apple, Adam and Eve discarded their true reflection. Your soul is eternal, and the image of Christ is essential. The world is going to pass away and the lust thereof. Then the question, “What will a man give in exchange for his soul?” What would you take for your soul? Some of you have been wandering in the wilderness in your Christian experience, maintaining a barren soul.

God has made many promises that he intends to keep. They are not without action on our part, designed to bless us, assuming we meet his conditions. Absolute belief in God's word is mandatory for every believer. Jesus is dead serious about his word; in fact, he died to keep his word. Jesus Christ declared, "I have come. In the volume of the book, it is written of me."

# "No Room in the Inn?" will take us from humanity falling hard in the Garden of Eden to believers being crown-wearers in heaven. We will learn what God’s Word says about embracing trials and resisting temptations. God is setting up his eternal kingdom along with a reward system. He uses the fiery trials of life to build our faith and develop character within us. His goal is not to pamper us physically but to perfect us spiritually. Foremost, trials are one way how God’s plan can merge with his purpose for our lives.

Son Runners is a collection of thoughtful and intrinsically selfless poems which carry Jesus Christ at their core and illustrate one man’s journey to finding God and being saved through his experience. Spanning six decades, from the Hippie period of the 1960s, right through to the present day, each poem can easily stand alone as an example of faith and God’s love, while still contributing to the work as a whole.