Signposts On The Road To Success
$14.99
“You have within you all of the qualities and elements that are necessary to make you a success. Your chief work is the development of the thing that nature has already given you.” — E. W. Kenyon
Signposts on the Road to Success will stir your spirit and challenge your heart, no matter who you are or what you do. The simple yet profound truths in this little gem of a book have changed countless lives. They are based on a series of radio messages from legendary Bible teacher E. W. Kenyon’s show, Kenyon’s Church of the Air.
The book guides you on a path to identify your latent talents and gifts so that you can bring out the best in yourself. Kenyon’s wisdom will help you to achieve whatever plans God has put on your heart.
This book will teach you:
*How to discover the gifts you possess from God
*Why you need to be responsible in all aspects of life, not just your calling
*How to develop your gifts and be a leader in your field
*Why you need love in your life
*The power of your words
*Why worry can hinder your success
*How to follow God’s leading
When God is the strength of your life and you know Christ as your Savior, you will know that God is in you and His ability is your ability. Doors of opportunity open. All you have to do is access what God has placed inside you and get to work!
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SKU (ISBN): 9798887691268
E. W. Kenyon
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: April 2024
Publisher: Whitaker House Publishers
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