John Marinelli

Gebundenes Buch

Daniel And the Lion's Den

A Story of Unwavering Faith And God's Saving Grace

Beschreibung

Daniel and the Lion's den is a true story from the Bible (Daniel 6) that teaches the importance of holding fast to our convictions and standing firm in our beliefs, no matter what is happening around us. It also reveals the need for courage and integrity in the face of adversity.It is a portrait of a committed believer's faith in action and trust in the sovereign will of God. It is surely a model for today's Christian living and a witness to God's love and divine intervention. The author has profiled the life of Daniel, offered trivia questions on his book and applied various teaching to today's life experiences.

Autor

Rev. Marinelli is an ordained minister. He has formed and been pastor of one church in Wisconsin and was the pastor of another in Alabama. He has also been a youth minister and evangelism director over the years. Rev. Marinelli has authored over 30 books and now offers other Christian writers free counsel and help in publishing their Christian books. His books and other information on publishing are available for viewing on his website. www.marinellichristianbooks.com John is an accomplished Christian poet. He dabbles in songwriting and writing poetry. He is the Vice President of Have A Heart For Companion Animals, Inc., a "No Kill" animal welfare organization. He volunteers his time promoting fundraising events for www.haveaheartusa.org.Rev. Marinelli spent 35 years in the sales and marketing arena working as a sales manager for several advertising sales companies. He is now retired from business-to-business and non-profit marketing. He enjoys writing Christian themed books, playing chess, singing karaoke, and a blessed lifestyle in sunny Florida.eMail Contact [e-mail]

Produktdetails

• Verlag: Independent Author
• Seitenzahl: 110
• Erscheinungstermin: 15. Januar 2025
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 203mm x 127mm x 10mm
• Gewicht: 236g
• ISBN-13: 9798348239404
• Artikelnr.: 73371888