7 WAYS
Christians Can Love God More, Fear Less,
and Grow Spiritually
Millions of Christians around the world have fallen for the big lie that they do not deserve to be blessed by God and will never be able to activate their faith like the “good Christians.” Activate Your Faith helps replace this lie with God’s truth that promises believers can live a life of faith. With seven steps that will help Christians love God more, fear less, and grow spiritually, this book will encourage believers to activate their faith, find their purpose in Christ, and serve God’s Kingdom.
If you answer YES to any of these questions, then you MUST read this book!
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Does your faith feel stagnant?
Do you question your faith’s authenticity?
Does worry dominate your thoughts?
Does it feel like there “must be more” to your relationship with Jesus?
Have you tried to activate your faith in the past and failed?
You already have what it takes to ACTIVATE your faith! This book can be the motivating catalyst to help you get started and your personal roadmap to finish.
ABOUT MARK
MARK AFFLECK is a CEO-Leader, Pastor, author, and transformative change agent. He founded the Love GOD Fear NOTHING ministry in 2016. From 2013 through 2015 he was President & CEO of YellowChair Strategy (YCS) which helps Churches, Christian organizations, and marketplace companies transform their today in order to arrive alive tomorrow. From 2008 to 2012, Mark was Executive Director of the Global Missions PEACE Plan founded by Pastor Rick Warren at Saddleback Church in Lake Forest, California. Prior to joining Saddleback in 2008, Mark was President & CEO of California Avocados for 20 years. He was the architect of sweeping transformation that produced record revenues. Mark lives in Orange County, California with his wife of 44 years, Cindy. They have two children—Evan and Megan—and six grandchildren. He played football in college as a defensive back and competitive ice hockey as an adult. He is an avid marlin fisherman and collects fedoras, watches, and television memorabilia.
