This book contains fifty stories that will inspire you, motivate you, and compel you to become the very best that God can make you. Every day, Christians face issues in their life that God stands ready to help them with. Knowing how to deal with the circumstances of life improves the quality of life. In these pages you will find advice and counsel on topics such as Dealing with the Illness of Loved Ones, Can God Really be Trusted?, Discouragement, Leadership advice and much more. The author discusses several subjects that many Christians are afraid to talk about. You will find this book encouraging, uplifting, and inspiring.Gary Laws has served in the Evangelical Christian ministry for over forty years. Seventeen of those years were in the pulpit. In addition to his years as a Pastor, Laws has been engaged in many grassroots ministries including directing volunteers in New York City, at Ground Zero, following 9/11; working with gang members in Chicago, Illinois; ministering in the crime-ridden neighborhoods of Gary, Indiana; directing flood relief ministries following the Great Midwest Flood of 1993 and directing the distribution of sixteen million dollars worth of new furniture to the victims of Florida\'s Hurricane Andrew.He is a 1980 graduate in Religious and Social Studies from The Salvation Army College for Officers Training in Chicago, Illinois. He has studied Communications at Bradley University and was commissioned and ordained to the Christian ministry in June of 1980.Gary is married to his wife of fifty-two years, Susan, and together they have raised five children. They have twenty-two grandchildren. The Laws now live in Stanton, Kentucky where Gary cares full time for his wife who is a survivor of several strokes. He also directs Evangelical Media Ministries which is an internet ministry that reaches individuals in thirteen countries. He is the author of, \'That God May Use Me\', \'Glory Stories\', and \'Simple Thoughts from a Simple Man\', published by EMM Books.Gary continues to preach as time allows and, from his home, is in the process of putting the final touches on three more books.