The Twelve Most Important Words (Paperback)

The Twelve Most Important Words
A transformative guide that will benefit all relationships

This simple and honest message is revolutionary. It's crucial for you, me and each person with a glimmer of faith in Jesus. The solution for our relationships and peace is embracing and practicing this message: It's my pride that divides and destroys my marriage, my family and my relationships.

God's healing answer is humility which expresses the essence of ‘The 12 Most Important Words’ (I Am Sorry, Please Forgive Me, I Love You. I Was Wrong) epitomize responsibility, caring, apologizing, and affirming love. Let's all embrace and live this message by God's grace and power!

These 12 most important words will strengthen strained relationships, fortify existing friendships, and sanctify our souls. Some words solely have value, others are intrinsically virtuous. These are assuredly the latter.

Jeff is a pastor, chaplain, teacher, mentor, pastoral care provider and an author. He lives with his wife Laura in Shelby Township, Michigan, and they have been married for more than 30 years. He is a father, a grandfather, a brother, a son, and a friend to many. He has served in various organizations over the years in the community in which he lives. Jeff is involved in discipling men in several churches, and currently has a home-based fellowship in Shelby Township where he serves as a pastor. Jeff's passions include reading, writing, teaching, mentoring, counseling, and discipling men. He is a life-long learner and shares his knowledge with the dozens he counsels and serves. He is also founder/president of GRAM (God Refines All Men, God Redeems All Men, God Restores All Men) Ministry. His ministry, of nearly two decades, has primarily been in small groups and one-on-one encounters.Many long-established spiritual leaders have poured into Jeff over the years. He believes this spiritual capital God has poured into him should be invested into the lives of others. Jeff spends his days encouraging men to receive the grace of our Father in Heaven and to trust Jesus, His Son, as their life source and purpose.