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Death Step: I Died at 7:42 A.M.
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Death Step: I Died at 7:42 A.M. in Brampton, ON
Current price: $5.39
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Death Step: I Died at 7:42 A.M. in Brampton, ON
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In Death Step, author Felicia Richardson addresses questions and topics for which many people have sought answers and spent a lifetime seeking explanations. She explores solutions to these ageless questions through chapters titled: "Can I trust God?"; "Where am I?"; "Is my will really important?"; "Can we do it our way?"; and "Will God change his will?" Richardson presents a commentary on scripture and the Bible and offers a common-sense approach to its interpretation, drawing conclusions applicable to everyday life. In this thought-provoking journey, Richardson shares her ideas and experiences to challenge others to move into further study. Geared toward both Christians and non-Christians, she brings to the forefront proven truths and the need for individual and personal relationships with one's creator and respect for his plan and will. Death Step shares Richardson's personal realization of the significance of yielding the human will to God's will. She speaks of first seeking God's will and then following his plan for one's life and taking the death step.
In Death Step, author Felicia Richardson addresses questions and topics for which many people have sought answers and spent a lifetime seeking explanations. She explores solutions to these ageless questions through chapters titled: "Can I trust God?"; "Where am I?"; "Is my will really important?"; "Can we do it our way?"; and "Will God change his will?" Richardson presents a commentary on scripture and the Bible and offers a common-sense approach to its interpretation, drawing conclusions applicable to everyday life. In this thought-provoking journey, Richardson shares her ideas and experiences to challenge others to move into further study. Geared toward both Christians and non-Christians, she brings to the forefront proven truths and the need for individual and personal relationships with one's creator and respect for his plan and will. Death Step shares Richardson's personal realization of the significance of yielding the human will to God's will. She speaks of first seeking God's will and then following his plan for one's life and taking the death step.






















