Rev. John Allen Lewis is a native of Georgetown, South Carolina. He married to Vernell A. Lewis and is the proud father of Kristian A. Lewis. He is a graduate of Allen University with a B.A. in Sociology. He is also a graduate of Webster University with a Master’s in Human Resource Development. He is an ordained minister in the AME Church and a graduate of Erskine Theological Seminary. Rev. John Allen Lewis is a former business entrepreneur, and founder of, “Farmer’s Boy Ministry” through which he has published four books, as well as, other various literatures. He is a member of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity. Rev. John Allen Lewis has preached the Gospel of Jesus Christ to hundreds and have been a guest to Boston Massachusetts, New York City, Mississippi, and Maryland. His motto in life is, “If you fail to achieve your goal, don’t give up, but try and try again until you have obtained what you are trying to achieve.”
Breaking Free to Love Thine Self
People Will Tell You Who You Are, Until You Prove to Them Who You Are
by John Allen Lewis
Breaking Free to Love Thine Self
People Will Tell You Who You Are, Until You Prove to Them Who You Are
by John Allen Lewis
Published Jan 31, 2024
158 Pages
Genre: RELIGION / Christian Living / Personal Growth
Book Details
Love thine own self; it will change the trajectory of your life.
To love thine own-self, is refusing to allow anyone or anything to rob you of what God has purposed you to be. You must purposely love your self enough to recognize the greatness within you. Do not fall prey to the enemy’s trap of thinking you do not have what it takes to walk in greatness. Your purpose in life, is too important to become neutralized by what others seek to impose upon you, due of their perception of you. Never sell your self short or dim your light because it becomes blinding to the next person. David’s brothers couldn’t see in him other than a young lad caring for sheep. God, however, had a greater plan for David and it didn’t matter what his brothers thought about it. The important thing was how David saw himself, and his belief in Almighty God. God saw him as a giant slayer and future king. Whose report will you believe for your life, and how do you see yourself in the overall scheme of things? I recommend that you believe God’s report, it is far greater than anyone else’s.
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