The Undeniable Favor of God: Achieving My Present by Walking in the Light of God's Love

By Elizabeth Bruce

Feeling fulfilled and finding purpose significantly contributes to quality of life. Why are we here? How did we get here? What is it all for? Many people have specific yearnings or “callings” or a desire to achieve distinctive goals in life. In many cases these desires are God-given to fulfill the human part in the wholeness of creation. Once purpose is discovered and the major long term goal is established, it is important to recognize the requirements for achieving the long term goal. Once requirements are learned, people can map out their journey toward the main goal with short term goals. These are plan steps that help highlight when milestones are achieved during the journey. There will likely be difficult times during the journey, so it is very important not to take for granted people around who are life-giving and strengthening for other’s emotional, physical, and spiritual well-being. Everyone must also utilize their faith in God, who keeps everyone fortified to endure disheartening times. Dr. Bruce shares pleasant surprise experiences that made her journey more fulfilling than she expected, on her road to one of her major life goals. She believes as life unfolds, beautiful things happen. People must not let themselves become distracted by the unpleasant occurrences in life that try to steal their joy away. They must absorb and keep their focus on the beauty, truth and light of life. This is what empowers them to eradicate darkness!

• Language: English
• Publisher: Morgan James Publishing
• Release date: Jan 24, 2017
• ISBN: 9781683501220

Elizabeth Bruce

Elizabeth Jean Bruce, Ph.D. is a licensed psychologist in the state of California. Her previous writings include her dissertation, Relationships Between Ethnic Identity, Trauma Symptoms, and Juvenile Delinquency (2005). She co-authored two academic research articles, The Role of Ethnic Identity in the Relationship of Race-Related Stress to PTSD Symptoms among Young Adults (2007), and Relationships of Ethnicity, Ethnic Identity and Trauma Symptoms to Delinquency (2008).