God's Heartbeat

By John H. Clark

From his series of books on Accept. Adapt. Achieve.(R) author John H. Clark III has created the ultimate guide for achieving true personal life leadership. If you think true personal change is easier said than done, you must read "God's Heartbeat" The author, a career Naval Officer with an MBA from the Navy Postgraduate School, in Monterey, California, draws upon real-life experiences in war-torn Iraq, as well as leadership skills gained from a twenty-year career working and living aboard ships, submarines, and air stations. Focused on achieving true personal change, "God's Heartbeat" demonstrates how your own view of the world can sometimes prevent you from seeing the world as it really is. This witty narrative of inspiring allegories provides clever answers to often-asked questions about life, death, and how the two are interrelated. "God's Heartbeat" helps us to see that our days are filled with thousands of choices, yet we often pay too much attention to the frivolous choices and not enough attention to the greatest choice of all: Do you absolutely, truly believe in God? For whom does your heart beat? "God's Heartbeat" confirms that life here on earth is actually quite simple if you really and truly believe in God. Ultimately based on the powerful Book of Proverbs, "God's Heartbeat" is Your Instruction Book for Life. In fact, if you follow the simple instructions in "God's Heartbeat," you will always select the right path. You will always choose the correct course. And you will never wonder, wander, or worry. You won't wonder if your path is leading you astray. You won't wander into the realm of the unprotected. And you will never worry about the complexities of life. John H. Clark's journey of discovery led him to a profound Truth about our lives here on earth and God's spiritual instructions for us all. If you think true personal change is easier said than done, you must read "God's Heartbeat"

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0982030703
• ISBN13: 9780982030707
• Release Date: August 2008
• Publisher: Bfg Press LLC
• Length: 256 Pages
• Weight: 0.72 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 5.5" x 8.5"