1000 Words of Wisdom: More of God's Wisdom
by David Mozie
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"Nothing is as successful as true life; if it doesn't pay now, it pays in the future as well eternally."

Author Mozie shares his sage sayings to remind readers of the many ways that life can create barriers to communication with God, while revealing a path to strengthen that special connection. He introduces helpful viewpoints with his first offering, alerting those who could be diverted from the way to truth: "Generally, anything that would lead us to hell or death is opposed by Christ's wisdom." Many varied, lively themes are offered, such as surprises, comforts, humor, spiritual signposts, and well-honed philosophical underpinnings. Sincere aspirants should not let "what didn't work out" divert them from God's plan. Hardship, Mozie states, "is a breaker," while "faith in God is like an unbreakable rod."

Life in God's care need not be tedious. In fact, those of religious faith and practice are assured that "Adventure is in the nurture of nature, in the caring embrace of nature," assuring readers that "every journey is filled with surprise and discovery." Those wishing to tread the path of pure devotion should "get rid of lies," anticipating the rewards of embracing truth. With the comfort that much of what humans strive to achieve has already been accomplished by Jesus, spiritual explorers will realize, as Mozie's words deftly convey, that "God has faith in all you do well."

Mozie is based in the United Kingdom with outreach to readers and followers of his wise words in the United States, China, Germany, Mexico, and Nigeria. This latest volume has received special attention from the Nigerian National Council of Arts and Culture. Mozie is a noted street preacher who strives to bring people together to share spiritual guidance and potential. His words are bold, honest, straightforward, and captivating, with the power to evoke serious discussion among like-minded readers and provide an alluring pathway for those newly exploring his generously offered spiritual concepts.

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