There is one vital question that Olugbemiga Adefuye asks in 23:59 Shift: There is Always a Last Chance. It’s a simple question with a tough answer, a question that requires a search for purpose and demands a path to fulfill that purpose. What is holding you back from your dreams?
In the pages of this book, Adefuye guides you to ask the right questions and sheds light on your path to finding the right answers. The clever and pointed way the author highlights the life of the thief who died on the right-hand side of Christ, issues a very important challenge: If someone who has been written off can find a place among kings, what is your excuse?
Honestly, I don’t have an excuse and you shouldn’t either. This is why it is of utmost importance that you should pick up this book. It feels like listening to your favourite preacher or life coach, but instead of just hearing the words, it is articulated for you with soul-searching words that you could refer to at any point where you stumble on your path to fulfilling your dreams. With guided biblical principles, based on a story that is rarely told and often misunderstood, Adefuye opens our eyes and soul to redemption, faith, and the endless possibilities that can be found in Christ, through the scriptures.
It is not a book written just for Christians, but for anyone who seeks and truly wants to find. There are 52 days of unveiling the secrets to a turnaround that is best described as a miracle. There are 52 weeks in a year. Your guess is as good as mine. While it did not take me 52 days or a year to read this book, it felt like I was reading a devotional, one that is written in simple thought-provoking words and has a profound lesson that the scriptures and life, in general, would teach me: There is always a last chance.
I will stop raving about 23:59 Shift: There is Always a Last Chance now. But remember, every minute counts, even the very last minute, and in the pages of this book, you will find all the ways to make it count in your favour.
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