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"The only thing that is constant is change," the Greek philosopher Heraclitus once said.Change is not only essential; it is inevitable. It will happen, whether we like it or not. While change is what happens around us, Dr. Chris Bowen writes, transition is what happens in us as we respond to that change.Writing with transparency and insight, Dr. Bowen tells the story of his own transition from a successful pastor to a sought-after entrepreneur and transitional leader. Throughout, he weaves principles he learned-sometimes the hard way-as he sought to reconcile the stirrings he was feeling in his heart with the success and fulfillment he was experiencing in his career and ministry.Ultimately, his journey led him to find and prepare a successor, put in place an exit plan and take a leap of faith that would launch him into his destiny and change his life forever. Dr. Bowen challenges readers to evaluate their lives and take big risks, but he also provides them with a practical roadmap for achieving their dreams as they pursue their deepest passions.

How are you feeling? How are you being? How are you doing?This is a book of conversations to consider thinking better about yourself while you're at work helping, serving and caring for others. Your feelings, your emotions, how you think and what you do about them matter. They either feed or starve your holistic health and wellbeing. I sat down and talked with a few friends and colleagues about you. The various topics we discussed about the mind, body and spirit were intriguing and thought provoking. I imagine you are probably taking good care of yourself and that is to be commended. However, there are usually some areas where we can maximize self-care. I invite you to listen in on the conversations I had with:Dr. Samuel R. Chand, Leadership Architect, Change Strategist, and Dream Releaser, Stockbridge, GADr. Mark A. Croston, Sr., National Director of Black and Western Church Partnerships at Lifeway Christian Resources, Nashville, TNDr. Gina Newsome Duncan, MD Psychiatry, Charlotte, NCMrs. Rita K. Garnto, Simple Self-Care Expert and Former Massage Therapist, Charlotte, NCMrs. Renita K. Hopkins, Pastor's Wife and Psychiatric Nurse, Whole Armor Christian Life Center, Charlotte, NCBishop Joey Johnson, Senior Pastor, The House of the Lord, Akron, OHDr. Ramona Joseph, Former Pastor; Chaplain-Counselor, Valley Hope Association, Grapevine, TXMr. Gilbert Peacock & Dr. Barbara L. Peacock, Business Owner and Financial Professional; Minister of Soul Care, Spiritual Direction, Charlotte, NCDr. Rob & Dr. Karla Robinson, Medical Doctors, Charlotte, NCMs. Natasha Stewart, Director of The Potter's House Center for Counseling and Behavioral Health, Dallas, TX

What is true worship?Jesus said in John 4:23, "But the hour cometh, and now is, when the true worshipers shall worship the Father in spirit and truth: for the Father seeketh such to worship him."As Bishop E.L. Warren notes, "If Jesus says there are true worshipers, that would imply there are some with the title of 'worshiper' that don't meet the qualifications."Beyond music, style and cultural expressions, Warren explores the biblical foundation of worship and the profound benefits of cultivating a posture and attitude that activates the heart of the Father toward His children.Drawing on Scripture and personal experience, Warren writes with transparency and depth and takes readers on a journey toward better understanding how the way we worship can impact our everyday lives in every way-from helping us encounter God and overcome adversity to empowering us to excel in our career and prosper financially.There is no part of our lives that is not influenced by our worship habits. Consistently entering into the "secret place" of worship will transform the way we see the world and will give us access to supernatural blessings we can't imagine.