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Love Redeemed-The Heart of God's Pursuit by WINSTONE SHARRAD MUSEBE
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Occupy or Surrender-The Christian’s Call to Influence the Marketplace by WINSTONE SHARRAD MUSEBE
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Occupy or Surrender is a bold call for Christians to stand firm in their faith and reclaim their rightful place in the marketplace. In a world that constantly pushes compromise, this book challenges believers to move beyond personal success and embrace their spiritual mission to influence society for God’s Kingdom. Whether you’re in leadership, managing a team, or navigating your career, the message is clear: don’t just survive—occupy. From boardrooms to offices, we are called to uphold God’s truth with integrity, love, and righteousness, refusing to surrender to worldly pressures. Through powerful insights, the book emphasizes the difference between being a steward of God’s mission versus surrendering it to the enemy. It teaches how to walk in humility, lead with purpose, and protect His work from corruption, recognizing that spiritual warfare is present in every decision, big or small. With practical guidance and a call to action, Occupy or Surrender invites readers to embrace their Kingdom purpose, becoming unshakable pillars of faith in the marketplace. This book is for everyone—from business leaders to those in ministry or personal work journeys—encouraging you to rise as a warrior, not a worrier, and make an eternal impact.
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