Good Dad, Bad Dad

Who's Your Daddy?

by V. Faithe Faust


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Book Details

Language : English
Publication Date : 7/25/2018

Format : E-Book
Dimensions : N/A
Page Count : 118
ISBN : 9781512790573
Format : Hardcover
Dimensions : 5.5x8.5
Page Count : 118
ISBN : 9781512790597
Format : Softcover
Dimensions : 5.5x8.5
Page Count : 118
ISBN : 9781512790580

About the Book


In Good Dad, Bad Dad: Who’s Your Daddy?, V. Faithe Faust challenges the common phrase “we are all God’s children” and sets out to reveal that, on the contrary, we are not all God’s children because some people have a daddy name Satan. It is thought provoking and will most certainly get you thinking in a different way about the subject.

The Author uses a wealth of Biblical references and interesting personal ideas to drive her point home. Faust will deal with questions such as:
- Is the “once saved always saved” mantra true?
- Can you still be a sinner and not know it?
- Can Jesus really be the only way to God?
- How do you know you’re a true child of God?

You will be sure to have something to discuss with others after reading her compelling work.


About the Author


V. Faithe Faust has been a Born Again Believer for over 40 years and has been a Senior Pastor of a church in Albany, New York for over 19 years. She is a retired Elementary School Teacher and avidly works in her community to promote social justice and the love of Jesus Christ. She has advanced herself in Biblical based Counseling and Pastoral Care and diligently strives to help others live a more fulfilled and abundant life.

This anointed vessel flows in the five fold ministry and has motivated audiences for many years with her kingdom work. She was moved by God to write “Good Dad, Bad Dad: Who’s your Daddy” because too many wicked and unsaved people were boldly claiming that they were “a child of God”. Her eyes were opened by the Holy Spirit and she was prompted to write this book to expose the deception of the devil to keep people in the dark to keep them from committing their lives to Christ.

This book is both interesting and thought provoking and is sure to give the reader plenty of points to ponder.