Missing Pieces
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Christianity is not a religion, it's a lifestyle. A Christian "follows Christ" and spends their life trying to be like Jesus. Christians begin each day with the intent of being a faithful servant of God. Remember when you felt like you didn't have a purpose? Now you do! This is a slow and steady journey that will take the rest of your life. You won't change overnight, but you will please God (thrill Him actually) each time you make better choices to become a little more like Him. Some people think being a Christian means living a somber, boring life of denial. Nothing could be further from the truth! Becoming like Christ doesn't mean you lose your own identity and personality. God made each of us unique and He wants us to stay that way. God wants you to enjoy your job, develop interests and hobbies, excel in sports, and build relationships. He cares about every detail of your life. But these areas-family, work, goals, etc.- must all center around Him. Imagine a circle with Jesus in the center. Now ask yourself these questions: What do you spend most of your time thinking about? What is most important to you? What (or who) is your number one priority? Whatever you put in the center of your life controls you. Christians put Jesus in the center of their life because they want His guidance and love. Your life will greatly improve when you give God control.
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About the Book
Do you feel like something is missing in your life? Do you find yourself thinking that there must be more to life? Let me assure you, there is more to life! Do you know what would bring you peace, contentment, joy, and fulfillment? It may not be what you think it is. If you’ve been searching and haven’t found it yet, you’re probably looking for the wrong things in the wrong places. The good news is that peace, contentment, joy, and fulfillment can be found and can live inside you forever.
About the Author
Liz Samoska is a native Chicagoan who recently moved to southern Nevada to escape the harsh Windy City winters. She was born Elizabeth Ann Warchal and has been married to her husband, Jack, for over twenty years. Liz and Jack are snowbirds, spending the winter/spring months at their home in Nevada and the summer/fall at their lake house in Indiana. They enjoy golf, bowling, and traveling. Liz is a Christian and believes her mission—her purpose in life—is to spread the good news of Jesus through her writing. Missing Pieces is Liz’s first book, and she is currently working on her second.