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God's Master Plan for Your Life | 
 enlarge | Author: Gloria Copeland
Publisher: Putnam Adult
Category: Book
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Rating:  13 reviews
Sales Rank: 57939
Media: Hardcover
Number Of Items: 1
Pages: 304
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.1
Dimensions (in): 9.2 x 6.1 x 1
ISBN: 0399154736
Dewey Decimal Number: 248.4
EAN: 9780399154737
ASIN: 0399154736
Publication Date: May 1, 2008
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Product Description
God has a master plan for our lives.
It may not seem that way, especially when we stumble and fall. But we arent just accidents of nature that God took pity on. Although it may seem like were blindly making our way through this world, the truth is that God is guiding us all the way.
Gloria Copeland knows just how hard it is to come to terms with that idea. When she and her husband Kenneth were newlyweds in 1962 they had nothingno money, no long-term plans, and most important: no God. But then Gloria was given a birthday card with a simple inscription: Seek ye first the kingdom of God and His righteousness, and all these things shall be added unto you (Matthew 6:33). Something within her shifted into place. She shared her thoughts with Ken who at the time was a nonbeliever. But soon the power of God began to work within him as well. For the first time, they began to connect with Gods Master Plan.
Theres no question that giving over to Godletting go and letting Gods rules take overis no easy task. But in her trademark inspiring and empowering style, Gloria Copeland shows readers that living a Godly life is within every persons reach, regardless of age, race, background, or circumstance. And when you live a Godly life, Gods Master Plan will become more than just a conceptit will become your destiny.
God had a plan for Adam and Eve. God had a plan for Abraham. God had a plan for Jesus. And God has a plan for every one of us.
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 I was expecting more from this poorly edited, just okay book August 7, 2008
The format of this book--"10 Steps"--is currently in vogue for Christian titles -- 5 Steps to this, 8 Lessons to that--as if God speaks so clearly to each of us that it could all be condensed down to such a simple formula.
Gloria has a wonderful and at times funny testimony and some great life stories and life lessons. However, she tends to "preach" a bit too much in this book and many, many pages are devoted to Bible passages to support her statements.
There's nothing "wrong" with the Bible passages but I would have much rather read more of her OWN story, what she learned as God revealed His master plan to her.
And the first few chapters are poorly edited and seem to take forever to "get going." It's like there were really only 5 steps but they padded it out to 10!
Her other books are much more rewarding--try BLESSED BEYOND MEASURE and TO KNOW HIM--because they are more personal. Because she has the arm of a mainstream publisher now, perhaps the book was put too much into a box to allow Gloria's real voice to shine through.
So I give it 3 stars, which to me means it was "just okay."
 Excellent read May 26, 2008
7 out of 7 found this review helpful
This is the first book I have read by Gloria Copeland, and now want to read all her books. I have viewed Gloria preach on T.V. for years, but never inquired about books until I heard an advertisment for the book called the master plan for your life. This book as many other readers have said will change your life. It took me a little longer to read since I wanted to make sure I read every single word of what Gloria had to say. I would recommend this book to everyone who wants to walk closer with God and discover the master plan he has in store for your life.
 Just another superstition May 20, 2008
6 out of 36 found this review helpful
I admit, Ive never read this book. But i assume, and i probably do so correctly, that this books premise is based upon an old superstition. This superstition when thought about and acted upon creates a drug like addiction to those that are enslaved by it... I am just carrying on the theme from another commenter here because i too find these types of books a threat to rational thought and truth in general... This lady and all of her followers should do themselves a favor and admit that they are living in a fairy tale world. There is NO evidence for the existence of any type of god... Hes only in your brain folks..
These books do for intellectual thought what Brittany Spears does for music.... They both degrade the scene...
Do the world a favor by honestly trying to understand reality by how reality actually presents itself. People need to stop creating fairy tales.. I know, I know, god really has worked in your life yadda yadda, perhaps you do need this drug.. But.. try taking some anti depressants and read a real book people...
When you understand why you dismiss all the other possible gods, you will understand why I dismiss yours. -- Stephen Henry Roberts
Wonderful read May 18, 2008
7 out of 10 found this review helpful
Gloria is at her best again for those of us who believe in God's plan for us. This is a loving book that brings a certain peace to the reader.
Editor of Michele Cozzens' award winning women's fiction A Line Between Friends
great read May 17, 2008
4 out of 24 found this review helpful
I read about half and I started crying. My sides hurt so much from laughing.
Put your trust in an invisible sky daddy who is always broke and wants not only to kill you if you don't suck up, he wants to torment you forever.
I think this book is a hoot and perhaps a little prozac make help you grasp the delusions of religion as a whole. You may even see Elvis at the Mall.
Read this book and cry you heart out as this is comedy only Mel Brooks can top.
If you believe the bible also read jack and the Bean Stalk. I think Jack plays Jesus who conquers sin by killing a giant.
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