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Love Side Up: How Is Believing In Jesus the Secret to Living a Good Life?

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Love Side Up:

How Is Believing In Jesus the Secret to Living a Good Life?


The good life is not discovered through increasing our wealth and influence; instead, it is found through our belief in a Supernatural truth and our living out Spirit-led love. Learning to embrace this message will help us see that true value can be achieved through sacrifice and real status can be found in promoting the least among us as the greatest. Human instinct mistakenly labels these principles as upside-down, but the reality is the opposite. When we are filled with the love of the cross, our lives become abundant because they are turned Love-Side-Up.



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Ernest Randolph has been in ministry since 1986, working with youth and adults, pointing them to Jesus. After graduating with his master’s in Youth Ministry from Denver Seminary in 1994, he worked as a youth pastor, as well as a lay pastor in churches around the Denver area. For the last five years, he has followed a call to lead a Bible study in the local bar, teaching the Word of God to a whole new demographic. This opportunity has forced him to dig deep into the biblical message of salvation and discover how God has provided the perfect means to save everyone: rich, poor, strong, weak, young, old, sinner, or saint. The way of the cross kept screaming out to him as the only way possible to provide for the reconciling all people from all walks of life to God. He wrote this book to remind you of that same message of the cross, which is the life-changing power of God to everyone who believes.


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