No Lambs No Sheep
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Misplaced trust can be one of the most agonizing pains of human suffering. You cannot place your trust in friends because they can deceive; you cannot put implicit trust in spouses because a conflicting force can alter their emotions; We cannot trust our children because peer pressures can sabotage all of your moral training; you cannot put your trust in mother, because although well-intentioned, circumstances may arise that she simply cannot fulfill a promise. Sometimes we cannot even trust ourselves because temptations in life can easily entrap our human emotions.
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About the Book
No Lambs – No Sheep is the memoir of Dr. Benjamin J. Hunter; it was written as a result of his 50 - year tenure in the ministry while serving as pastor of the same church for forty-five years.
In this discourse, the author describes the mystique of his own spiritual motivation and its impact upon his human frailties. He details the challenge of remaining fresh and viable to the same congregation, over an extended period of time.
With incredible honesty and courage, the writer reveals intimate details about some of his personal life experiences encountered on his Christian journey. Also, he speaks with clarity concerning the adversities in the life of a preacher and shares a short compilation of his own sermons with the readers.
This untold story is historically significant because it addresses many ethnic issues that span more than seven decades in
About the Author
The life of this charismatic preacher was rooted in the humble environment of a rural community; it is nestled in the piney woods of
His boyhood schooling was limited to a tenth grade education. However, this man of God was blessed with an inquisitive mind and a burning desire to succeed in life. Equipped with his ambitious attitude and willingness to do hard manual labor, he has achieved a rank among highly educated colleagues who hold advanced degrees in religious circles. Although, he has brushed shoulders with "royalty", Rev/Dr. B.J. Hunter has retained the common touch.