Not My Father
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When disaster abounds, there are always those who point to heaven to blame God. Pastor Robert Gay says it’s time to stop! In this book, he digs deep into the Word of God to set the record straight regarding storms, disasters, and judgment. In every chapter, the author expounds on the character and nature of our loving heavenly Father. Once you understand His nature, you will see how He looks for opportunities to pour out His love and mercy on mankind; He is not looking to dish out judgment at every hand. Not my Father! It’s time to look through the lens of God’s goodness and learn to see as He sees. As you do, blessing will be released into your life. If someone says to you that God sent a storm or disaster, you will be able to reply: NOT MY FATHER!
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SKU (ISBN): 9781602730977
ISBN10: 1602730970
Robert Gay
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: January 2018
Publisher: Parsons Publishing House
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