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Redemption Had a Price. When you understand the price Love paid, you'll recognize the value of every person God made. The enormous price Christ paid in full for our redemption reveals the great value we have in God's eyes and the full extent of His great love for each one of us.

You've reached a crossroads in your life, and you know it. If you re ever going to step out and obey what God is asking you to do, it s now or never. The unknown and its risks may seem daunting, but the alternative of remaining trapped in mediocrity because you refused to try is an unbearable thought. In his classic and updated message, Point of No Return, Rick Renner presents a clear, no-nonsense approach to help you prepare for and carry out each new assignment God gives you in pursuit of His purpose for your life.

Doubt, fear, and time can claw away at your confidence, stealing the dream God placed in your heart. Unexpected obstacles, with about-face twists and turns, can bump you so far off your expected path that you begin to question the validity of that dream. You may even be tempted to give up hope that you can ever become the person you see when you close your eyes.

"The whole armor of God" that worked so effectively for these early believers is the very same set of spiritual armor worn by the Church of Jesus Christ today. Just as these early Christians were fully equipped with the whole armor of God for the troubles of their day, we also have the whole armor of God to live victoriously for Jesus Christ during our day. And this armor still works just as effectively as it did then! Each element of God's spiritual armor are still vital, effective, and powerful weapons for the Body of Christ today.

In this audiobook, author Rick Renner presents how to live a life free from offense. Sharing from the scriptures and his personal experience, Rick explains that forgiveness isn't a feeling, it’s a choice. Forgiveness doesn't minimize or justify the wrong you've suffered; it simply releases you from the torment of bitterness and its debilitating consequences. If you’re willing to confront the issue and release the hurt, you can move forward.

Have you ever appointed an individual to a key position in your church or ministry, only to realize later on that you made a poor choice? Or perhaps you realized that although the individual had potential, he or she wasn't quite ready to assume the responsibility you had assigned. Such regrets are unfortunate - and they are entirely avoidable.