He
shares how he overcame the fears that that paralyzed him, confronting
the fearful thoughts and replacing them with truth-based thought. He
wrote Scripture passages and encouraging truths on index cards,
sticky notes, etc. He placed them where he would have regular access
to their messages.
He
reminds us that we can train our minds to recognize fear thoughts and
stop them before they rob us. We can strengthen our decision making
process too. Being prepared for the mental battle is so very
important in being obedient to God.
Morgan
tells lots of stories, lots. He is a good story teller, giving us
examples of opportunities missed and victories won. He has a great
sense of humor that comes through too. Morgan is a George W. Bush
impersonator and has lots of stories to tell.
I
recommend this book to readers who are looking for teaching by
example, through stories. Whether it is fear of people, of public
speaking, of reaching out – whatever the fear, Morgan has good
stories of encouragement included. There is a good presentation of the gospel too.
My
rating: 4/5 stars
John
Morgan is a George W. Bush impersonator, comedian, actor, and
inspirational speaker. He was born and raised in Orlando, where he,
his wife and their four sons, daughters-in-law, and grandchildren
still live. You can find out more, follow him on social media, and
watch videos at http://www.johncmorgan.com/.
Joel
Balin is the author of The Spirit, Soul and Body of Worship.
He has written for WORD and ZionSong music publishers and was part of
the founding board of Third Day. He is currently associate
pastor of Cobb Vineyard Church near Atlanta, Georgia.
Creation
House, 140 pages.
I
received a complimentary copy of this book through The Book Club
Network. My comments are an independent and honest review.
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