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Move Past Your Mess. My Mess is all about grace. It's the story of how I was trapped in sin, struggling with pornography, fighting addictions, completely alone, living for myself, and not caring who I hurt in the process. In my desperation, I called out to God, looking for just a taste of His acceptance. Instead, I was plunged into an ocean of grace I didn't think was possible. If you feel trapped-like it's been forever since you've had any hope: you can find renewed hope in Jesus Christ. Romans 10:11 says, "For the Scripture says, 'WHOEVER BELIEVES IN HIM WILL NOT BE DISAPPOINTED.'" As disappointed as we often feel, it can be hard to take this verse seriously. In this book, I share two personal stories of disappointment. The first mess I got myself into. The second mess happened on its own. Both times, I battled the oppressive voice of hopelessness. However, both messes ended with God showing up and pulling me out. Both times, He proved His Word true. No mess is too dirty for God to clean up. No hole is too deep. No shadow is too dark. If you're in a mess, it's time to be set free. It's time to overcome sin through the power of grace. It's time to win against emptiness and loneliness through the presence of Jesus. It's time to seek God and find the purpose that He put you here to accomplish. For more content from Author Troy Black, visit the Troy Black Youtube Channel or TroyBlackVideos.com. You can also connect with Troy at Facebook.com/AuthorTroyBlack.

Jacob and Sylvia is a pre-teen to teen adventure fantasy novel about two children who find themselves lost in a strange world. They battle werebears, sea monsters, dragons, and eventually death itself. Jacob is entrusted with the task of protecting his new friend Sylvia from a perilous foe called Destiny, but he begins to learn that the creature is seeking something else entirely, and that he is going to have to ultimately make a choice between saving himself and saving her. This book is a witty, pleasant read full of delightful characters, strange places, and danger at every turn. It takes a deep look at the value of life, the weight of death, and the importance of true friendship. Though Christian teaching does not appear overtly in the book, it is written from a Christian perspective and includes Christian themes throughout. If you enjoy the read, please share. Also, don't forget to come back and give it a good rating and review