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Get Your Spirit Back
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In this manifesto of courage and purpose, a popular speaker and pastor calls you to move beyond insecurity and negative self-talk and show up to your life with God-given confidence.
For those of us who know we have more to offer—more leadership, more boldness, more goodness to give the world—but are unsure how to start living it out, Get Your Spirit Back is the catalyst you need to stand in the confidence of who God made you to be and move in the world with purpose and freedom.
Founder and pastor of Shoreline City Church, Earl McClellan knew he had a gift for leadership but whenever the time came to speak up, he passed the spotlight to others—until God challenged him to stop sidestepping his calling. In Get Your Spirit Back, Earl tells how he learned to get out of his own way and break free from the prisons of insecurity, negative mindsets, and confusion. Now he helps you know when to speak up, when to listen up, and when get out of your own way and obey—and how to know the difference.
Drawing insights from the unlikely leader Gideon, Earl urges you to:
stop disqualifying yourself from opportunities God has prepared for you
be humble enough to follow God’s call with confidence
identify when God is speaking and when you’re overthinking
engage God’s presence, power, and favor wherever you go
trust at your core that God will never send you where his Spirit isn’t already there
We were not given a spirit of fear and timidity, Scripture tells us, but of power, love, and self-discipline. It’s time to get your spirit back.
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