Living to Give: The Secret to Abundant Living

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Living to Give: The Secret to Abundant Living

By: Blake L. Higginbotham

Narrated by: Larry D. Peterson

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“Living to give is a matter of the heart. Living to give is a way of life. Living to give is the secret to abundance."

I am writing this book to speak to the heart of the matter concerning giving. It is my desire to openly address the reason why so many people will more than likely never enjoy abundant living. Some of them are operating from the Babylonian mind-set “if some is good, more is better”, and others are living out of what I call the "Field of Dreams mind-set": ”if you will build it, he (they) will come”.

I prayerfully submit that much of what could have been received and used to finance the ongoing work of the ministry has been lost in the vortex and abyss of consumerism, and now we find ourselves wanting, lacking, and coming behind in the age of enlightenment. Simply put, we are still giving to live.

Christianity