Nov 7, 2022
Fulton Books author JoVaughn M. Evans, a third-generation preacher and the founder and senior pastor of Sanctuary Global Ministries in Detroit, Michigan, has completed his most recent book "The Struggle behind the Call": a powerful faith-based read to help one overcome the inner and outter obstacles that prevent one from answering their divine calling in life.
"This journey we're on called, life, is plagued with a desire to uncover a sense of purpose that each of us is in desperate need of," writes Evans. "Many of us search our whole lives trying to figure out why we are here. We agonize with thoughts of not being fulfilled until the day finally comes when we realize what our purpose is in this world. Finding a sense of purpose in life is one of the greatest accomplishments we can ever achieve. However, uncovering our purpose is just the beginning. Now comes the journey to fulfilling that purpose. During this journey, we must answer our self-doubts while fighting the conformity to the expectations of others who are influential in our lives. As well, we must conquer the inner demons that have plagued us throughout the course of our lives. It is a constant roller-coaster ride of a battle, but one that is definitely worth it in the end. You have the capacity to get it done, regardless of your background or present circumstances. In this book, I hope to encourage you to find your inner worth. Through my experiences and some principles that I've learned along the way, I believe this will help you answer the call and purpose of your life."
Published by Fulton Books, JoVaughn M. Evans's book is a stirring motivational guide to help readers reflect on why they may hesitate to answer their life's calling and pursue their purpose. Through his years of experience and wisdom, Evans crafts an engaging narrative that will help readers see through the confusion and find the inner strength to follow their path no matter what others might say.
Readers who wish to experience this enlightening work can purchase "The Struggle behind the Call" at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes Store, Amazon, Google Play, or Barnes & Noble.
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