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Why God Thinks He Can Use You - Paperback

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by Glenn Hatcher (Author)

There is a cry for super-heroes to come and change the world The great desire for super heroic intervention is everywhere From comic books to TV shows to movies to video games-people want to see justice prevail. And people seem to know instinctively that justice will only triumph and that things will only be righted when common everyday people are endowed with supernatural strength and power Why God Thinks He Can Use You explores God's intention to use everyone all the time everywhere to advance His Kingdom and do good in the world. Each chapter unpacks how a supernatural interactive God invests Himself in His People to become change agents of hope in a beleaguered world.

Author Biography

Glenn Hatcher is Coordinator for Missions Training with Globe International, a leading missions-sending organization. He returned from over fifteen years overseas to assist in developing the Globe International learning community equipping the next generation of world changers. Since 2009, Glenn has also served as a life and leadership coach with Eikon Associates. Glenn brings his years of living cross-culturally into his style of people development. Contact Glenn at: ghatcher@eikonassociates.com http: //www.eikonassociates.com "Coaching for Life's Journey" ghatcher@eikonassociates.com

Number of Pages: 172
Dimensions: 0.4 x 7.99 x 5.24 IN
Publication Date: February 17, 2010