Daniel Seven - Shedrick Crosby

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Résumé :
Shedrick Crosby recalls his journey toward faith in this memoir that gives glory to God and shares insights from the Bible. As a child, he remembers going out to sit on the porch alone and asking God, Why did you make me? Even at that young age, he was seeking answers instead of spinning a top or playing horseshoes. The devil, however, was after him from a young age, encouraging him to steal, lie, and misbehave. One morning, when everyone was asleep, he ventured out to the front steps and hit a bullet as hard as he could. There was a loud bang, and he looked around to see where the bullet had gone. It was only later he realized that the bullet could have hit him or a neighbor. Later, he joined the Marines, serving his country from 1976 to 1980. While stationed at Camp Geiger down the road from Camp Lejeune in Jacksonville, North Carolina, he participated in a vibrant and sinful nightlife. Join the author as he looks back at a lifetime of searching for answers, the mistakes he made along the way, and the lessons he learned from the Bible and by walking with the Lord. Read the authors take on Daniel Seven about the Fourth Beast, The Mark of the Beast and the Son of Perdition....

Biographie:
Author Shedrick Crosby was born in Pensacola, Florida in 1958 to Julius and Mildred Floyd Crosby. He grew up with his three brothers and three sisters. Married having four children. Schools attended were Golden Elementary, Brownsville Middle School and Tate High School all of Pensacola Florida and Montgomery Junior High of Imperial Beach California. Joined the Marines from 1976 to 1980. Patent on The Tennis Watch in 2010.

Sommaire:
Author Shedrick Crosby was born in Pensacola, Florida in 1958 to Julius and Mildred Floyd Crosby. He grew up with his three brothers and three sisters. Married having four children. Schools attended were Golden Elementary, Brownsville Middle School and Tate High School all of Pensacola Florida and Montgomery Junior High of Imperial Beach California. Joined the Marines from 1976 to 1980. Patent on The Tennis Watch in 2010....