The Finishing Touch

<p>In fast-food society we long for quick fixes and easy answers. But no worthwhile goal is easily reached and a deep spiritual life is not created in a week or two. It takes perseverance over the long haul to finish well. <i>The Finishing Touch</i> encourages you to keep on keeping on to reach your goals and reap the harvest of a life worth living.</p><p>Charles Swindoll challenges today's I'm-getting-tired-so-let's-just-quit mentality. He says Dieting is a discipline so we stay fat. Finishing school is a hassle so we bail out. Cultivating a close relationship is painful so we back off. Working through conflicts in a marriage is a tiring struggle so we walk away. Sticking with an occupation is tough so we change jobs. . . . what we don't hear about is finishing well. About sticking with something until it is done.</p><p>God wants to touch us and be our strength in the struggle. He wants us to finish what we started and complete the course. <i>The Finishing Touch </i>takes you through every day of a year introducing you to God's touches of grace joy and love. As a sculptor applies himself to the marble and keeps chipping and cutting away to reveal the masterpiece within so the Master Artist wants to use our trials hard times and day-to-day struggles to chip away at our faults and to help us discover the potential treasures within us.</p><p>Daily devotionals for fifty-two weeks help you discover gut-level authenticity hope in the midst of despair courage in the face of fear the light of faith in the shadows of doubt and peace in the midst of stress. Learn how God's touch on your life enables you to run the race to the finish?to the honor and glory of the Master who has called you to be more than you think you can be.</p>