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Pass The Test: Putting God First, Feeling His Presence ? Doing the Right Thing in a Complex World
Will You Pass The Test? We all screw up in life, it's what makes us human. But the cool thing about God is that "He will always forgive us."
Jesus Christ is the way and the life, and once you understand this and open your life to Him, you'll be amazed at how joy-filled your life will become.
Life is short on earth, but "eternity is forever." It's a sobering thought, but if you do your best and make God proud, eternity can be a whole lot more fun!
Once you know these things, your life will begin to change for the better and then, the lives of those around you will do the same... Injecting God into your life is ALWAYS the right thing to do.
Are you ready to open your life to Jesus Christ and live a joy-filled life?
Stop what you're doing and grab your own personal copy of "Pass The Test" right now.
Jesus Christ is the way and the life, and once you understand this and open your life to Him, you'll be amazed at how joy-filled your life will become.
Life is short on earth, but "eternity is forever." It's a sobering thought, but if you do your best and make God proud, eternity can be a whole lot more fun!
Once you know these things, your life will begin to change for the better and then, the lives of those around you will do the same... Injecting God into your life is ALWAYS the right thing to do.
Are you ready to open your life to Jesus Christ and live a joy-filled life?
Stop what you're doing and grab your own personal copy of "Pass The Test" right now.
330 pages, Paperback
First published October 7, 2015
About the author
Chris Kramer
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Chris Kramer is a successful entrepreneur, former professional golfer, husband, dad and reluctant author. Originally this book was something God put on his heart to share with his family. But then as some of his friends and his pastor started to read sections of what he was writing, they encouraged him to get this out to more people. They let him know that these short observations about God and life were helping them to interject more of their Faith into their daily walk. As a result, Chris published this first collection of short writings in the hopes of inspiring and equipping others to put God first in real world ways.
Chris Kramer is a successful entrepreneur, former professional golfer, husband, dad and reluctant author. Originally this book was something God put on his heart to share with his family. But then as some of his friends and his pastor started to read sections of what he was writing, they encouraged him to get this out to more people. They let him know that these short observations about God and life were helping them to interject more of their Faith into their daily walk. As a result, Chris published this first collection of short writings in the hopes of inspiring and equipping others to put God first in real world ways.
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November 8, 2015
disappointed with the amount of conservative politics in this book
I wanted to love this book because the author is my brother in Christ at Hope, but I was increasingly disappointed as I read. He is obviously politically conservative, and his observations on politics and religion are completely the opposite of my own. I also feel that God has led and continues to lead me in my life and I am politically left. This book makes me feel doubt in what I was previously confident was Gods will for me-not in a good way, but in a very shaming way, to the point I stopped reading. I would love this book if it didn't have as many political statements and biases, which is interesting that I hear the same sermons as the author yet I have a completely different take away message. I see that as diversity in God's Kingdom! I bought it because I was intrigued by the premise of an instruction book of sorts for his family; and while I think it does that beautifully from his views, for mine I must keep looking.
I wanted to love this book because the author is my brother in Christ at Hope, but I was increasingly disappointed as I read. He is obviously politically conservative, and his observations on politics and religion are completely the opposite of my own. I also feel that God has led and continues to lead me in my life and I am politically left. This book makes me feel doubt in what I was previously confident was Gods will for me-not in a good way, but in a very shaming way, to the point I stopped reading. I would love this book if it didn't have as many political statements and biases, which is interesting that I hear the same sermons as the author yet I have a completely different take away message. I see that as diversity in God's Kingdom! I bought it because I was intrigued by the premise of an instruction book of sorts for his family; and while I think it does that beautifully from his views, for mine I must keep looking.
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