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David Rhea’s Newly Released “Becoming One of A Thousand Men for God” is an Examination of Key Biblical Figures Tasked by God
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Rhea shares, “Becoming One of a Thousand Men for God looks at some of the people in the Bible that God selected for specific tasks, positions, and jobs. Even though the world is patriarchal in nature, God has always looked at each person’s heart. In this book, I will look at both men and women, and frankly many of the women showed greater courage in the moments of crisis. This book isn’t a comparison but rather a set of stories expounded upon to show that God uses any and/or all of us according to our heart that He sees regardless of our gender.
“It also looks at the struggles and the learning curves of faith during these events and times. It also looks at how the struggle changes and how even after great victory, Satan does not give up but attacks on a different front, so we always need to stay in the word, in fellowship, and closely following the Holy Spirit’s leading.
“In my books, I often ask the reader questions for them to go look at their own faith. ‘Do you want to be healed?’ is one of those questions taken from a miniseries ‘The Chosen.’ It is a question we all must ask ourselves, knowing the only place healing comes from is Jesus.”
Published by Christian Faith Publishing, David Rhea’s new book will challenge and encourage readers in their faith as they reflect on the impactful lives and lasting effects of being chosen by God.
Consumers can purchase “Becoming One of A Thousand Men for God” at traditional brick & mortar bookstores, or online at Amazon.com, Apple iTunes store, or Barnes and Noble.
For additional information or inquiries about “Becoming One of A Thousand Men for God,” contact the Christian Faith Publishing media department at 866-554-0919.
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