Making the Transition

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Subtitle: Becoming the Unique Person God Created You to Be

Do you find it hard to serve God the way others do? How can you know what His will is for your life? Are you trying to understand why you act the way you do? Making the Transition can help you find answers to these questions and more. You’ll appreciate its relevance, practicality, and strong biblical foundation.

This workbook will help you identify the unique character God gave you, recognize the ways sin corrupted it, and work with Him to redeem it. You will discover how your spiritual gifts, personality traits, and interests equip you to fulfill your life purpose, like a specialized tool designed to perform a specific task. Doing God’s will for your life can be extremely fulfilling and rewarding.

This book will help you:

Discover how your aptitudes, tendencies and interests work together to make you who you are.
Recognize the effects of sin on your character.
Learn how God can redeem your character with your help.
Discover the best ways to use your God-given abilities at work, at home and at church.
Create a personal strategy to develop and use your character most effectively.

Product formats

paperback, 7.5″x9.25″, 270 pages
ebook

The Fundamentals
Character Analysis
Aptitudes, Your Spiritual Gifts
Tendencies, Your Natural Inclinations
Putting It Together

Comments from Readers

“Excellent insight. I appreciate how clear and direct it was.”
“There is a wealth of insight and new ways of looking at things.”
“It was all worthwhile, very informative and helpful.”
“The information was excellent.”
“Thought I knew myself quite well after multiple personality tests, but this has taught me more.”
“Never seen anything as thorough as this material. It ties many aspects of character studies into a useful and comprehensive package. Actually suggests ‘redemption’ opportunities.”
“It’s well organized and different than anything I’ve seen on the subject.”
“Very full and yet presented in an orderly way, so we could gain understanding and use it, too.”