Wake Zone
Catch A Wave
Introducing “Wake Zone,” a powerful and insightful 27-page digital book that delves into the impact of our words and actions on those around us. Inspired by James 3:3-10, this book explores how our tongues can be like a small spark that ignites a huge fire, causing damage to those in our wake.
Drawing on personal experiences and Biblical teachings, the author provides practical advice on controlling our tongues, thinking before we speak, and leaving a positive wake behind us. The book challenges readers to ask themselves important questions such as: “Do my words glorify God?” and “Do I have a filter between my brain and my mouth?”
Quote from the Original
If you’ve ever been in a boat in a harbor or a waterfront community, you’ve probably seen signs saying “No Wake.” That means you should not be going fast enough to cause a wake from your boat. This is important when a street is flooded due to a storm and water is up to someone’s doorstep. All it takes is a car driving too fast down the street to cause water to get into your house and cause damage.
Through “Wake Zone”, readers will gain a greater understanding of the power of their words and actions, and learn how to leave a positive impact on the world around them. This book is a must-read for anyone who wants to live a life of purpose and influence and leave behind a legacy that glorifies God. Get your copy today and start making a difference in the world!
Here are some reasons why you’ll love “Wake Zone”:
- Single issue: We focus on the concept of staying salty, giving you a clear and concise message.
- Well-written: Our team has poured great wisdom into this guide to help you succeed.
- Inexpensive: For the price of a large coffee, you can grow as a man of God and support our ministry.
- Instant access: Since it’s a PDF, you can download it right away and start reading.
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