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In the Corridors of Life by Edmond Bu...
With immense joy and honor, I present to you my book, "In the Corridors of Life." Rooted in the foundation of Christ, our first and greatest Mentor, this book is designed to uplift the body of Christ by revealing the true essence of mentorship.
Too often, mentorship is misunderstood as merely becoming a replica of one's mentor, leading many—especially the youth—into a vicious cycle of manipulation, frustration, and even depression. This book offers a powerful antidote to those trapped in this cycle, guiding readers towards genuine growth and self-discovery.
Having walked this path myself, I understand the struggle, and I know the liberation that comes with embracing true mentorship. If you're at that crossroads, this book is for you.
In life's journey, success often feels uncertain and challenging, making mentors indispensable. Role models act as lighthouses in the stormy seas of self discovery, guiding us to uncover strengths and passions. Grateful for mentors, we bear the responsibility to pay it forward, guiding others on their paths of growth and self discovery, continuing the cycle of inspiration.
May this book be a blessing as you read.
Frustrations of Hope by Edmond Bukhebi
Frustrations of Hope is a book that explores the journey of hardships whose aim is to bring guidance and solutions to humanity carrying with it a message that there's need for the people of all races to refuse to be locked up yet they have the power to break free and live a live of freedom, peace, love and joy through Christ Jesus. May be it is because of human reluctance that our society has a lot of frustrated graduates than nation-building graduates. The captured experiences and perceptions symbolize the status of the majority of people in the society.
T.F Hodge once said, "To conquer frustration, one must remain intensely focused on the outcome, not the obstacles."
Take Me out of thy Head by Edmond Buk...
"Take me out of thy head" indeed provides an effective elaboration on understanding the extent of God's interaction in human affairs. This argument is prevalent in discussions today, often questioning why, if God is good, He would allow evil to occur.
This book delves into the true "God's Original Intention" within human history, which was to create a dwelling place for Himself—a community of free and conscious living beings. It urges us to embark on a prison break plan and find freedom. My ultimate prayer has been for God to rescue us from the negative whispers in our minds, which falsely claim that everything He does is against our desire for greatness. Perhaps God is against the human will in favor of His own Will, which is to create a peaceful and fruitful life of freedom for humanity.
"Take me out of thy head" serves as a metaphor commonly known as "thinking outside the box," encouraging readers to think differently, unconventionally, and from a new perspective. It emphasizes the freedom of the mind in accepting that God's knowledge holds supreme power over all things. The book aims to bless readers as they explore its contents.
The quote by Jerry Bridges highlights the profound love of God, demonstrated through the sacrifice of His Son even when humanity was His enemy. It affirms the belief that if God loved us in such a remarkable way, He will continue to care for us as His children. "If God loved me enough to give His Son to die for me when I was His enemy, surely He loves me enough to care for me now that I am His child."