Life at the Crossroads

About the Book

Have you ever wondered about the quality of your life? Have you ever quested for the purpose of your life? Given the fact that you learn about your calling in life, and do you know how to get started or deal with your calling? Are you called to serve something bigger than yourself? If you have had these questions, you are not alone in the journey of this life.

Do you feel your experiences are complicated and the problems you face are challenging? Life today is quite different, and recovering from setbacks is not always easy. The ability to find direction and purpose is equally difficult. You can’t choose where and when you will be born and what kind of family you will have. However, you can choose your attitude and lifestyle to carry on with your life.

We live in a time in which traditional beliefs have been attenuated, ridiculed, and mocked. Dealing with obstacles is stressful and overcoming diversity can be fearful, but not impossible. It is imperative that you are willing to move forward before you see how detrimental your life can become. Life would be better if you learn to listen to your inner voice and the Holy Spirit. When you follow your own heart, you can find passion and dream to redefine your purpose in life.

About the Author

Dr. Henry Phung was a young and naïve teen during the war and economic crisis in Southeast Asia. He doubted the existence of God, but was touched by the love of God. In his early twenties, Henry was guided by the Holy Spirit to read the Bible, and he heard the call to serve the Lord. However, he did not know how to serve the Lord since he was standing at the crossroads of life. Not until a series of events transpired did young Henry realize that he had a second chance to enhance the lives of those around him whether in the academic, healthcare, community, family, or church settings. Dr. Henry Phung is an unknown inspired man with outstanding leadership values. He has learned, “Faith is what we Christians have in common, but we fall short of the strength to endure to the end. Grace is what is needed and given to us so that we can claim victory for the Kingdom of God. Although we are in the crossroads of financial hardship, storms of sickness, and drawbacks in relationships, we are assured by Almighty God to receive the gift of peace.”

Dr. Sherrie L. Riddiough