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Pregnancy and conception are a program written by God; the baby is born and knows when to suck in air, even though he or she has been surviving via the mother's placenta for the months he has spent in the womb. No one teaches him how to start breathing; it comes naturally. He keeps growing and knows when to roll over, when to sit, crawl, stand, walk, and run. It's incredible to watch and awe-inspiring.

It's the same for pregnancy: It is a process specially manufactured by God to replenish mankind through the generations. It is a sacred program in God's laboratory--the masterpiece of...

Pregnancy and conception are a program written by God; the baby is born and knows when to suck in air, even though he or she has been surviving via the mother's placenta for the months he has spent in the womb. No one teaches him how to start breathing; it comes naturally. He keeps growing and knows when to roll over, when to sit, crawl, stand, walk, and run. It's incredible to watch and awe-inspiring.

It's the same for pregnancy: It is a process specially manufactured by God to replenish mankind through the generations. It is a sacred program in God's laboratory--the masterpiece of...

The question, "Who am I," is one of humanity's most asked questions, but it is a profound question that we have done so little to address. Identity touches and colors every facet of living. The gravity of its impact makes it worthy of careful study.

In this book, Fikayo invites the reader to embark on a journey to discover identity anew--see yourself through God's eyes.

While this book seems destined for its place among great Christian classics, its witty and reactive style make it an enjoyable and almost addictive companion.

The question, "Who am I," is one of humanity's most asked questions, but it is a profound question that we have done so little to address. Identity touches and colors every facet of living. The gravity of its impact makes it worthy of careful study.

In this book, Fikayo invites the reader to embark on a journey to discover identity anew--see yourself through God's eyes.

While this book seems destined for its place among great Christian classics, its witty and reactive style make it an enjoyable and almost addictive companion.