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Why are there over 45,000 Christian denominations in the world rooted in only one Bible, one Savior, and one Holy Spirit who inspired the New Testament describing the Ecclesia (Church)? Jesus said there is only one nullifying (destroying) thing to the Word of God—tradition! So much of what happens in churches today is repetition of vain rituals, only making people feel religious and not fulfilling the Great Commission of either converting the lost or discipling the saints. Churches are dying, the youth view them as irrelevant, and are leaving for lack of life-changing power or excitement.

In John 17, Jesus says to his father: “Glorify me as I glorify You.” How can I say thanks for the things He has done for me? Things so undeserved yet He died to prove His love for me. The voices of a million angels cannot express my gratitude for all that I have and ever hope to be. I owe it all today to God. Please follow my life in this book as I follow Jesus Christ the Lord and Savior of our lives. You, too, have a story.

Are you tired of drifting through life, wondering if this is all there is—day after day of monotony, with no clear direction or deeper meaning? Imagine a life where every morning brings excitement, where your actions align with your deepest desires, and where you know, without a doubt, that you’re making a difference. That life isn’t a fantasy—it’s within your reach, and A Purpose Driven Life is the key to unlocking it. This isn’t just another self-help book.

Let your money serve you, not control you. Most people don’t hate money. They hate feeling powerless around it. They work, they earn, they pay, they repeat. And still, money slips through their hands like water. This book will change that. Master Your Money is not another financial manual filled with theories, graphs, or empty promises. It’s a wake-up call. A manifesto for those who are ready to stop surviving and start leading their financial lives with clarity, structure, and freedom.

William Burroughs closed his classic novel Junky by saying he had determined to search out a drug he called ‘Yage’, a drug that could be ‘the final fix’. In The Yage Letters, a mix of travel writing, satire, psychedelia, and epistolary novel, he journeys through South America, writing to his friend Allen Ginsberg about his experiments with the strange drug, using it to travel through time and space and derange his senses.

Burroughs’ letters reveal his desire to escape the norms of American society which hemmed him in, and the extraordinary steps he took to break free.