Publisher's Synopsis
You've likely heard the classic adage, "Time is of the essence." Sometimes, it is easy to look at our lives -- full of our shiny individual hopes, dreams, and sense of purpose -- and have an urge to apply this contractual saying to our relationship with God, demanding our turn to bring our "goods" to the benefit of God and the world around us. Yet, there is a set time in your life when God is going to choose you to utilize all those special dreams and visions He has placed within your heart. There is an appointed time that God is going to release the work within your life, and the manifestation of your vision will come to fruition. Dr. Tiffany A. Little's central goal and prayer for her illuminating and timely guide, The Appointed Time, is that it may show readers how to navigate the incubational time spent waiting for God's chosen timing to take place in our lives. Filled with both the author's own personal stories, and biblical examples alike, as well as end-of-chapter guided reflection questions, this book teaches readers how to prepare for God's moment to "tap" into your special gifts and purpose. It shows readers how to be T.A.P.P.E.D (Trust and Accept God's Process through Prayer, Endurance, and Discipline) during this sometimes difficult or uncomfortable waiting period. The biggest threat to us not getting desired outcomes in our lives is not believing that God has a greater vision, greater process, and a greater love for us than we do. Come on this journey to learn about the many ways God proves this is true in all our lives. Dr. Tiffany A. Little is a highly sought after empowerment specialist, thought leader and advocate for educational and spiritual growth and development. She has a doctorate in Educational Leadership and Superintendence. She is the founder of the nonprofit organization, Composing Minds Inc. Realizing she had a dual call to both education and ministry; Dr. Little became a Certified Lay Minister of the United Methodist Church. She is the author of My Praise is Greater than My Struggle.
