What if you walked into a 1st grade classroom and saw a 12th grader sitting in the tiny desk. Wouldn’t that look strange? I believe it would cause a litany of questions as to why this student was not among his or her peers and why they have not developed and moved forward. As Christians, we may look like this 12th grader in the first grade when we refuse to learn how to move forward from self-sabotaging decisions, past mistakes, even problematic situations that have cause us to live beneath abundant living. Conquering the Mountain called ME is an in depth look at how the Word of God through the Holy Spirit can teach us how to conquer our mountains of personal pitfalls that hold us back. This book encourages the reader to move forward from bad choices, bad situations, and even bad people. Conquering the Mountain called me also encourages Christians and potential Christians to ask the question, What am I supposed to learn from this issue? In other words, how can I develop and what can I learn from this bad choice? Each time we seek insight and wisdom the Holy Spirit takes time to teach us about our character defects, flaws, and shortcomings as well as triumphs, strengths, and anointing. He puts forth the effort to teach us if we put forth the effort to want to learn how to put in the work and, develop as Christians. Conquering the Mountain called ME is not a book that will answer all your questions. AS a matter of fact, once you conquer something inside of yourself and become better, there will always be other projects that need attention. However, the goal of this book is to encourage the reader to take a self-inventory and look at opportunities to develop as a Man or Woman of God. I encourage you to invest some time perusing the chapters of this book and learn how to Conquer the Mountain called ME.
