How Did I Get Here?: Finding Your Way Back to God When Everything is Pulling You Away

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It’s the definition, in most people’s eyes, of what it means to be professional at anything, to exchange money for it. But since then, I’ve become a lot more directed at finding people I like, respect, laugh with and trust, that I want to engage, and I’m very mindful of that in all of the choices I make now. They were unaware of the possibilities in their professional lives, and to be able to help people open up like one of those pop-up books you see as a child, in that situation, became an intoxicating experience.

I have likely fallen into the too much information rabbit hole yet again, but it is in service of you. On a recent flight through Los Angeles I had the opportunity to be nosy and listen to an accomplished actor share his story of how he got 'here' to an adoring fan. I think this book is one every Christian, no matter where you are in your walk with Jesus, should read. I hear again and again, people saying they have been feeling disconnected since restart of the pandemic and all the lockdowns and social distancing. I’ve grouped the questions under four headings, and I want you to spend ten minutes on each, drafting a few notes in response to each.After working in Wash, DC for a few years, you become almost conditioned to having the "game face" and never letting yourself be vulnerable. Charting your incredible journey from Big Bang to birth (in about the time it takes to eat your breakfast), Philip Bunting's hilarious and one of a kind history of evolution was created to raise more questions than it answers.

My father was, and still is, a salesman, although he travels in smaller geographic areas than he once did. As I read through this book, I realised that for a long time during my walk with Jesus, I had drifted. Bunting's abridged biography of life will have your primary school aged children asking even more questions about the creation of the universe, life on earth and how we are all made from star dust.Since his first title was published in 2017, Philip has received multiple accolades, including Honours from the Children's Book Council of Australia, and making the list for the Kate Greenaway Medal in 2018.