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Category Archives: Successful Spiritual Waiting: the 7 Maxims
“Waiting” and “11:11” experiences from readers — like you (Part 1)
I wanted to share this with you. We are on vacation this week. We delayed our departure one day because I came home from Wisconsin sick. We made it to Wallowa Lake at 2:30 today and when we went to … Continue reading
Most complete explanation of 11:11
Note from Lee Cuesta: Because today is 11-11, it is appropriate and timely that I post this excerpt from my book, Successful Spiritual Waiting: the 7 Maxims. It is a thorough exploration of the “11:11” phenomenon. The following excerpt is … Continue reading
Posted in Other Published Work, Successful Spiritual Waiting: the 7 Maxims
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Press release you can use to announce Successful Spiritual Waiting: the 7 Maxims
My new book, Successful Spiritual Waiting: the 7 Maxims, was published last month, both hardcover and paperback, and already the publicity is popping! It all started with a press release, which I invite you to reprint, or use as a … Continue reading
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Successful Spiritual Waiting: the 7 Maxims is now LIVE!
I’m excited to post this announcement! The paperback and hardcover editions of my book, Successful Spiritual Waiting: the 7 Maxims, are now published and available to buy at Amazon!! Stan Guthrie, former Managing Editor and Columnist for Christianity Today, provided … Continue reading
Posted in Fear of Success, Other Published Work, Successful Spiritual Waiting: the 7 Maxims
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Such a fresh and unique approach has never been published before
As I mentioned in my blog post last month, my new book will be published soon through KDP (Kindle Direct Publishing). I will let you know immediately when it’s available for sale on Amazon – possibly next month (May 2022). … Continue reading
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Tagged a maxim is a principle of action, examples of waiting on God, lifestyle of successful spiritual waiters, success is achieving and fulfilling one's life purpose, waiting for God, waiting is a positive spiritual practice, waiting on the Lord, Why does God make me wait so long?
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Afterword
Note: In this blog post, I am reprinting the Afterword from my newest, about-to-be-released book. In fact, I already have uploaded the book to KDP (Kindle Direct Publishing), and I will soon be reviewing the proof copy — the actual … Continue reading