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My peace finds its voice, bursting forth in shouts of joy, in praise that cannot be held back—a declaration of the immeasurable goodness of God. In both the silence and the shouts, I see His hand and feel His love, and for that, my heart remains full.

On such days, it might rise as tears of gratitude, a gentle overflow of the goodness I feel. Then there are days when the joy becomes too profound to contain.

Joy, on the other hand, is peace finding its voice, expressing itself out loud in laughter, in song, in celebration. There are days when I simply hold my peace, letting the joy stir quietly within me.

Will you join this family and be part of the change? The decision is yours, and the invitation stands

So, here’s the invitation: If you accept Christ as your Lord and Savior, you become part of God’s family—a family actively working to set things right in this world. You step into a life filled with purpose, peace, and the incredible privilege of bringing God’s light into the darkest corners.

The remarkable truth is this: God’s goodness has already been given through Christ. The peace, joy, and restoration we long for have already been provided—it’s up to us to accept and live in it.

We become a new creation, a new species of humanity, equipped to bring God's Kingdom into reality on earth. The Gospel is the hope of the world. It’s the antidote to the chaos, wars, and disasters we witness, all of which are creation groaning for God’s goodness.

As Paul beautifully said, it is about leading a quiet and peaceable life in all godliness and integrity. The hustle, grind, and restlessness we see around us are products of a fallen world—a world Christ came to redeem. When we accept His will and receive His Son, we are transformed.

Being rich in God means embodying His nature: loving others as He loves us, living in peace, joy, patience, kindness, faithfulness, goodness, and self-control. It means becoming a conduit for His heavenly resources on earth, where His will is done here as it is in Heaven.

The Gospel is the ultimate love story—God reaching out to humanity, showing us the depth of His love and His desire for us to have an abundant, meaningful life (John 3:16). It is not a call to material riches, extravagant lifestyles, or hollow pursuits. Instead, it is a call to be rich in God.

That’s inevitable because while the Gospel is perfect, we who carry it are not. But does our imperfection diminish what the Gospel truly is? Absolutely not.

If a pig throws mud at you, would you rather clean yourself up because that’s who you are, or wrestle the pig in the mud and lose sight of your dignity? The choice is yours, but remember—your actions speak louder than their words."

So, if you're looking to start over, afresh or teach young people or yourself how to have a good relationship with yourself and others? Then, this book is for you.

You can also recommend it to others you know needs it.

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