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Last Call To Sainthood: Embracing the urgency to ignite a renewal of faith.

Last Call To Sainthood: Embracing the urgency to ignite a renewal of faith.

Paperback

Catholicism

ISBN13: 9798986732404
Publisher: Vocal Ministries
Published: Sep 21 2022
Pages: 148
Weight: 0.46
Height: 0.32 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English

'Last Call to Sainthood' delivers a practical, straightforward message and plan to all who recognize the urgent need to restore and renew their faith and devotion to God. It is dedicated to those in the Catholic/Christian laity, who for any number of reasons have strayed from their relationships with God, jeopardizing their eternal destinies.

Attacking one of Satan's biggest lies propagated so successfully, particularly over the past 60 years, that everyone goes to Heaven is one of the primary objectives of this book. Millions of Catholics/Christians have been misled into believing this deception. The Devil likes to paint us a picture of God as One who is all-loving, merciful, and forgiving, no matter what we do or how much we ignore Him. While love, compassion, mercy, and forgiveness are truly part of God's divine nature, it is not the complete picture. The side of Him that Lucifer and his demons hide from us is a God that consistently calls us to repentance. One who is jealous, righteous, angered by sin, unafraid to exercise His wrath, and faithful to serving justice. Jesus constantly reminded us in his teachings that there are few that choose the path to Heaven (Matt 22:14; Luke 13:23-24; Matt 7:14).

As a society, we have become so focused on our own pride, worldly successes, and materialism that any dedication toward creating and attaining spiritual goals for ourselves and loved ones has all but disappeared. 'Last Call to Sainthood' guides its readers to examine themselves honestly and then answer the question: 'Are you a slave for Christ or of your own appetite? (Rom 16:7)'

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