Carl Mathis Motivation and Inspiration: Something good..

Thursday, April 27, 2017

Something good..

Something big, good and wonderful is happening for you right now.

Keep moving forward.

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Get Carl's new release on October 15, 2017
"Think Like A Winner"

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ABOUT CARL MATHIS

Carl Mathis, is dynamic preacher and author with the gift of influencing and deeply touching the hearts and souls of those who need to hear spiritual truth in practical terms. The author of Life is What You Make it – Seven Steps to Moving Forward and other inspiring volumes now imparts a profound message for all who desire to be spiritually fortified and remain goal–oriented. In this little guide to an abundant work, home, and spiritual life, he instructs that the sum of your life is in the choices that you make. If you choose wisely, your life will be rich and rewarding. If you choose with a plan in your head and God in your heart, you will never lose. Mathis doesn’t want you to settle for less than you are capable of or less than what God wants for you. Mathis teaches ageless biblical principles that God reveals the keys to personal success each and every moment of every day. In Pursuing Your Purpose Mathis shows you how to: release yourself from damaging relationships and debilitating fears, and move beyond your painful past. Courageously face and conquer obstacles that may stand in your path to success. Recognize and utilize your God-given potential to its fullest. Set goals and develop strategies so that you may be all God wants you to be and fulfill that plan He has for you. This is Volume 1 of a series handbook for excellence and effectiveness in the twenty-first century. It is written for those who refuse to waste a single day and who fervently desire to build momentum and pursue purpose each and every day.

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Thursday, April 27, 2017

Something good..

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