Last 24 Hours The Final Inch
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Looking Forward . . . Take a Look at the Last 24 Hours . . .
We know how valuable it could be to have a manual on the essentials of life on topics such as ‘Parenting: How to Bring Up Perfect People’ or ‘The Formula for Never Having to Say Goodbye’ or ‘Arriving at the Secret to a Never-fail Marriage’. The reality is there are no quick-fix booklets or a step-by-step instruction encyclopedia of sorts in existence, only helpful suggestions. Fully aware, my Husband and I co-authored this book to be messengers of God’s heart for such a stressful time everyone alive is facing. To the human race who has walked this journey of ups and downs, difficult struggles, heart breaking trials and perhaps even tasted some victories along the way, a journey called life…our hearts are purposed to extend anyhow, points we can join in to somehow encourage and to cheer You on across the Final Inch.
When a runner nears the finishing line, all the stops are pulled out. All they can see is the ribbon and all they can think about is crossing that ribbon to victory. Think of this book as the “all-stops-pulled-out” and the focus is to take the final inch across the ribbon.
“You can do it because God is with you all the way across the final inch!”
The Last 24 Hours . . .
It’s Inescapable . . . Captivating . . . Motivational.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781400329984
ISBN10: 1400329981
Laura Sanders | Marcus Sanders
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: March 2020
Publisher: Elm Hill – A Division of HarperCollins Christian P
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