Yes, You Can Win!: Winning Is What You Were Born To Do - Kenneth L. Mckinney

\nIf you don't understand that there's a purpose for every day in your life, you will miss the blessings IN the difficult times in your life. If you don't understand that what you are experiencing is working together for your good, then you will miss the Power given IN the experience. -Kenneth McKinney This book is a presentation of how God can and will bless, strengthen, empower, transform, provide, protect, encourage, heal, forgive, and not forsake you in the midst of life's most difficult moments. In fact, God will turn your situation around for your good if you dare to get to know Him! My prayer for you is that you find love, peace and purpose that you have been searching for in this book. Please go with me on this journey into the Power of God to guide, keep and comfort us every day of our lives. Yes, the road of life is uncertain, scary, unusual, unpredictable, but it is so victorious when you know that ALL things are working together for your good to them who Love God and know that you are called according to His purpose! (Romans 8:28) If you don't know God as Lord and Savior, I'm believing that this book will plant a seed in your heart to know that God has created you to be victorious, to prosper, to be loved, and with a purpose! LET'S GO! This is Kenneth McKinney's debut as a new author. Kenneth is an associate pastor in Memphis, TN at Golden Gate Cathedral, and he is head principal of an elementary school in Southaven, MS. He has very modest beginnings being born in Fulton, Mississippi. Kenneth has earned a B.B.A from Delta State University, Cleveland, MS, and a M.Ed. Leadership from the University of Mississippi, Oxford, MS. He believes that his calling is to help people with real struggles in life to develop a relationship with Jesus for real answers! Kenneth loves to spend time enjoying his wife, Jacqueline and his family, Ashlee, Galvin, Kenneth II, and Jeremy and with his grandchildren. You also can find him volunteering at church and reaching out to at-risk youth and families with the two non-profit organizations that he co-founded, The Hope Center, Inc of NE Mississippi and A Way Out Program (AWOP), which mentors and gives youth hope and opportunities for a successful life.