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Another shocking announcement! ( That got your attention!) “Signs of Hope: Ways to Survive in an Unfriendly World, ” is now out in eBook form. I You can acquire it at all the eBook outlets. It is only $4.99 compared to $19.99 in the bookstores. Help it climb the www.amazon.com best selling list. You can even order it right from this site by clicking on the Amazon icon on the right.
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I have a podcast here that I did with John Kremer, the marketing guru. He invited me to share unusual places to sell books. Take a listen and hit those streets running: goo.gl/WGTF7
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A week from today, I will be having a signing for 10 straight days at the Oregon State fair in Salem, Oregon from August 24th-September 3rd. I will be there everyday of the fair except Saturday the 1st of September from 10:00am to 10:00pm.
On Saturday September 1st, I will have three wonderful Christian friends taking my place. please come by and say hello to them!
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Thoughts just for you…
Have you ever been so angry that you wanted to even with someone for something they did to hurt you? That seems like the natural thing to do doesn’t it? We can’t let anyone get away from hurting us.
Let me share this:
Jesus never got even. He never struck back at anyone. Did He ever get angry? Yes, at the temple. However, He never did anything that harmed or hurt anyone.
This is the example we need to try to follow. The old saying, “What would Jesus do,” fist into the picture real well. If we just used that idea every time we want to hurt someone it may stop us from doing something we may be sorry for later.
When we hurt someone, we hurt ourselves.
Remember:
You are never alone.
You are never forsaken.
You are never unloved.
And above all…never, ever, give up!