Bøger af Kenneth Kehl

After interviewing college students for years, my heart goes out to you as you seek to discover who you are and determine what you have to contribute to the world. In this book, I offer you an expression of the true nature of God. To that end, I share my experiences with God and the keys I have found to access His continued presence in my life. I invite you to join me in The Dance, to experience the joy of the Holy Spirit as we worship the Father who loves us all. Bobby Kehl is now retired after a career as a successful insurance broker. He has been happily married for sixty-two years and has three children, twelve grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. He continues to encourage prisoners in the So. California area with his message of hope.

Childlike trust brings a new awareness that hope is available and help is on the way. A prophetic dream reveals our heart sets the standard for what we will see. As God reveals Himself to us, we respond with our heart, creating an attitude of childlike trust in a good Father. Truly I say to you, unless you are converted and become like children, you will not enter the kingdom of heaven (Matthew 18:3, NASB1995). It is written, "Things which eye has not seen and ear has not heard, And which have not entered the heart of man, All that God has prepared for those who love Him." For to us God revealed them through the Spirit; for the Spirit searches all things, even the depths of God . . . but we have the mind of Christ (1 Corinthians 2:9-16, NASB 1995). We "tremble at His Word" out of awe and wonder, and our hearts grow more in love with Him. This attitude causes even trials and suffering to become growth opportunities. The opposite attitude creates arrogance and a stubborn, unrepentant heart. Living in his kingdom is glorious. Glory can be defined as copiousness, which means "large in quantity or number; abundant; plentiful." His kingdom is boundless, limitless, complete, perfect. His only request is that we trust Him as a good Father. With God, all things are possible. This attitude begins now in our heart and will take all of eternity to discover. Kenneth R. Kehl is now retired after a career as a successful insurance broker. He has been happily married for sixty-two years and has three children, twelve grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. He continues to encourage prisoners in the So. California area with his message of hope.

This is a story about how Jesus Christ changed the course of a man''s life. Kenneth Kehl was born on the second of September 1938 in a small house next to the railroad tracks in an open town in Missouri. On any Friday night, there would be five thousand young men in town looking for a good time. Gangsters from Chicago, Kansas City, New Orleans, and St. Louis filled the gambling halls, taverns, and brothels. The police were nowhere to be found.He had an upbringing no child should ever have to experience. Early in his childhood, his father went away to fight in World War II. His mother had to bring him and his siblings to work with her at the bar because she could not afford a babysitter. He grew up fast-too fast-becoming an alcoholic at the age of thirteen. He saw things no child should ever see and did things as a child no adult should ever do. While the beginning of his life was hard, God never left his side. He helped Kehl find his way forward and gave him an incredible future full of love and family. A Life Worth Living is Kehl''s biography. In these pages, he shares his dark past, his wonderful present, and his limitless future. Kenneth R. Kehl is now retired after a career as a successful insurance broker. He has been happily married for sixty-two years and has three children, twelve grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. He continues to encourage prisoners in the So. California area with his message of hope.