Hope the Best Christmas Gift
This Christmas, share a gift that goes beyond the season. A gift that inspires, uplifts, and transforms. That gift can be found in my new book, HOPE is the Key.
Dr. Scott Markley said:
“An inspiring and very readable book that is filled with his whimsical humor, keen insight, and practical tips on how to unlock the HOPE that could be yours.”
Here’s what Ellis Goldstein had to say:
“What could be a better Christmas present than to share HOPE with the people you care about?”
Whether for a family member, a friend, or yourself, HOPE is the Key delivers life-changing HOPE. Change a life the Key- give HOPE.
Read here for more information about “Hope is The Key”
People who positively respond to Chet Gladkowski, deeply love their grandchildren, and great grandchildren. He writes from a very practical, daily living standpoint. Everything he writes points us to Jesus, the one who died for us. Each calls us to please the one who first loved us. He serves through www.ChetGlad.org where his blogs and Bible teachings can be found in text and audio. His new book, “HOPE is the Key – Living Through God’s Superpower” is available on his website, Amazon, and other distributors.
Yes, We can’t live without hope. But hope doesn’t really start with us; it starts with God. He is the one who promises to always love us, never leave us, be strong when we are weak, provide direction when we are lost and wisdom whenever we ask for it. Our hope has to be in Him, the author of hope.
That’s why “HOPE is the Key” ends with the Ultimate Hope. The Hope That Never Ends. Here’s a short excerpt from the last chapter that makes the point.
“When I came to the end of my rope, someone told me that all the things I’d been chasing after were only a shadow of life and hope. Fulfilling and real hope, the ultimate hope, was in a person. And that person is Jesus. If you doubt my words, listen to what Jesus said about Himself.
“I have come that they may have life, and have it to the full” (John 10:10).
“That certainly is a bold claim. The promise of a full life is right there for us. But it requires us to give ourselves to Him. And since we can only go after one thing at a time, that means we must abandon trying to fill our lives on our own.