From Edginess to Eagerness
...taking the Church back to willing service!
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The people who follow God are called to peace not pieces (see Psalm 85:8); our existence should not be fraught with deadlines, pressures and ultimatums but with freedom and rest. The prophet Isaiah said in Isaiah 30:15 that “in returning and rest shall you be saved and in quietness and confidence shall be your strength.”
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In the midst of worldwide financial upheavals and economic turmoil, God is calling us to rest and spiritual soliloquy with Him. Just as Jesus saw the “travail of His soul and was satisfied” (Isaiah 53:11), we also must pass through travails, not edgy, but eager to do His will. I am a witness to this paradigm shift, and my personal experience is highlighted in this book.
An eager person with a winning attitude accounts for 80 percent of the results in this country today. It’s amazing that the figures don’t change from year to year. They stay about the same. Twenty percent of the people are getting 80 percent of the result.
by Dr Tim Todd
About the Author
TOBE MOMAH MD, MSc, DABFM is a board-certified family physician with medical and master’s degrees from University of Nigeria and London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine University of London, England respectively. He trained as a family medicine resident in New York City and is currently a Family Physician in Monroe Louisiana.
In pursuit of this vision, he has worked as a medical missionary in Ethiopia, served as a two-time vice president of the Christian Union campus fellowship, University of Nigeria, and currently serves on the board of trustees at first Assembly of God Church West Monroe, Louisiana.
He is the author of A General and a Gentleman, Building Lasting Relationships—a Manual for the Complete Home, Metrobiology—Study of Life in the City, Between the Systems, Soul and Spirit of Man—a Christian Doctor’s View on Sickness and its Source, From Edginess to Eagerness—Taking the Church Back to Willing Service, and Five F.A.C.T.S. on Why the American Church Is Not Bearing Fruits … and How We Can Grow Her Again!