But God: Two Words to Freedom

by Jennings Wright

Overview

Do you find yourself unsatisfied with "church as usual," but don't know why? Do you wonder if the Christian life you're living, which is like all the other Christians around you, is all there is? Do you wonder why all the exciting stuff in the Bible seems so far from your own life? Jesus came to set us free, but most of us don't know what that really means. Find out in BUT GOD: Two Words to Freedom! Each chapter expands on the definition of Godly freedom in this life, and is followed by study questions to help you fulfill the purpose God has for you in His Kingdom on earth. Find out how living outside the Christian box; following Biblical principals regarding debt, forgiveness and relationships; and acknowledging the battle we face if we are advancing God's Kingdom can set you free to be all that God created you to be.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781484868782
Publisher:	CreateSpace Publishing
Publication date:	05/02/2013
Pages:	320
Product dimensions:	5.00(w) x 7.99(h) x 0.72(d)

About the Author

Born and raised in Florida, Jennings spent her early years reading anything she could get her hands on, when she wasn't spending time in and on the water. She won a prize in the 6th grade for her science fiction stories.

Jennings attended the University of Tampa, graduating with a B.A. in Political Science, and almost enough credits for B.A.s in both English and History. She attended graduate school at the University of West Florida, studying Psychology. She spent time over the years doing various kinds of business writing, editing, and teaching writing, but mostly having and raising her family, homeschooling her children, owning and running a business with her husband, and starting a non-profit.

Thanks to a crazy idea called NaNoWriMo, Jennings got back into creative writing in 2011 and has published multiple works of fiction. She is also interested in instructional non-fiction, and has several books in the works. She currently lives in North Carolina with her husband, also a writer, and two children, and travels extensively with her family, and with her non-profit in Uganda and Andros.