Check out Rigel's new book, Dad Most High
Do you ever struggle to find joy in your Christian walk? Do you worry about whether you're doing enough, giving enough, or being good enough for God to truly love you? Do you wrestle with the boredom of religious routine or the fear that's been instilled in you by legalistic teaching? If so, you're not alone.
Much of our struggles come from being taught to see God mostly as Master and Lord, as King and Judge. But when you realize that the Almighty is also your Abba, everything changes!
In Dad Most High, you’ll learn to see God through different eyes, and you’ll learn to start seeing yourself through His! This engaging and insightful book is a must-read for every believer who wants to experience the fullness of an intimate and satisfying relationship with their heavenly Father.
You can learn more about the book or order your copies at www.dadmosthigh.com!
The Pastor Is In: A Thirty-Day Faith Devotional Inspired by Peanuts
For nearly fifty years, Charles M. Schulz wrote and illustrated PEANUTS with heartfelt humor and timeless wisdom. In this thirty-day devotional, Rigel J. Dawson provides inspiration and encouragement that connect the wisdom of the Bible to the humor of PEANUTS, featuring Linus, Lucy, Snoopy, and, of course, Charlie Brown.
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