Life Has Ups and Life Has Dips (ePub)

Did you ever find yourself in a blind corner in life where you felt stuck and didn't know which direction to take? Have you ever struggled with what your purpose in life might be? Did you know that enthusiasm has it's root "in God?"

Have you ever considered your gifts and talents to be God's investments so you can be content and successful with your career path? Is it possible that God could bring hurt and betrayal into our lives in order to mold us into what He wants us to be? Did you know that for the sovereignty of God to work in our life, we must give Him that rightful place? Addressing these questions, Rene Luis Medina illustrates the importance of knowing who God has created you to be in order to synchronize your life with his plan. With humor and wit, he describes heart-wrenching lessons learned through his success and failure. Based on Romans 8:28-29, 'Life Has Ups and Life Has Dips' is a dramatic story of faith and trust in the faithfulness and trustworthiness of God. This one of a kind book will captivate your attention and inspire you to look beyond any negative circumstance and lean on the Unchanging God of the Bible.

Rene Luis Medina is a preacher, teacher and story teller. With a heart of a pastor, his passion is to discover what God wants him to be rather than being the captain of his own soul. A former ordained minister and administrative bishop, his journey and decision to leave the professional clergy life and thrive within the secular world were not an easy task. Because of his willingness to allow the Unchanging God to define him, Rene found success and contentment in the midst of a challenging economy. Recognizing his God-given gifts and talents, Rene redefined himself in the charity and medical-legal sector. Although he is a seasoned professional with more than twenty years of business experience with proven background in management and administration, Rene is a man after the heart of God. He is married to Charo, his wife of thirty years, and father to his son, Carlos, who just turned eighteen and has entered university in the fall.