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Guys, what's in your toolboxes? Most of us have hammers and screwdrivers for repairs along with tools for demo work. And power tools-because nothing brings greater happiness than making messes and generating lots of noise. But did you know that God's fingerprints can be found in our toolboxes as well? We can uncover some amazing spiritual lessons tucked between our pliers and wrenches. Sometimes we act as if God's a million miles away when just the opposite is true. God glimpses are present in every aspect of our lives, we just have to look for them. Take a trip through the items in the toolbox with us and discover encouragement, inspiration, and a reminder that God is so close we can reach out and touch Him. We don't know about you, but we want to be powered up and ready for God to use our lives. We want Him to build us into men of character. Join us as we look for God glimpses from the toolbox, won't you?

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We built our home so we have tools upon tools we used to build a strong and stable home. That same plethora of handy tools is exactly what John Perrodin and Michelle Cox have placed in <i>God Glimpses from the Toolbox: Using Tools to Build Men of Character</i>. Having three sons and a grandson, this book is exactly the kind of toolbox every guy needs to hammer together a sturdy and well-built future. <b>Pam and Bill Farrel</b>, authors of forty-five books, including <i>7 Simple Skills for Every Woman</i> and<i>7 Simple Skills for Every Man</i> What a clever idea! I like the use of manly stuff as a way to illustrate our relationship with God. <b>Ken Raney</b>, Clash Entertainment

We built our home so we have tools upon tools we used to build a strong and stable home. That same plethora of handy tools is exactly what John Perrodin and Michelle Cox have placed in God Glimpses from the Toolbox: Using Tools to Build Men of Character. Having three sons and a grandson, this book is exactly the kind of toolbox every guy needs to hammer together a sturdy and well-built future. Pam and Bill Farrel, authors of forty-five books, including 7 Simple Skills for Every Woman and7 Simple Skills for Every Man What a clever idea! I like the use of manly stuff as a way to illustrate our relationship with God. Ken Raney, Clash Entertainment

What a clever idea! I like the use of manly stuff as a way to illustrate our relationship with God. Ken Raney, Clash Entertainment

We built our home so we have tools upon tools we used to build a strong and stable home. That same plethora of handy tools is exactly what John Perrodin and Michelle Cox have placed in God Glimpses from the Toolbox: Using Tools to Build Men of Character. Having three sons and a grandson, this book is exactly the kind of toolbox every guy needs to hammer together a sturdy and well-built future. --Pam and Bill Farrel, authors of forty-five books, including 7 Simple Skills for Every Woman and 7 Simple Skills for Every Man What a clever idea! I like the use of manly stuff as a way to illustrate our relationship with God. --Ken Raney, Clash Entertainment As an avid do-it yourselfer, I have acquired an extensive array of tools in my toolbox. However, I never imagined that there was a whole new way to look at my toolbox until I read God Glimpses from the Toolbox: Using Tools to Build Men of Character. Reading this book has shown me that just as I am careful about using the proper tools when doing improvements to my home, I need to equip myself with the proper spiritual tools as well as know how to correctly use them if I am to make much-needed improvements to my spiritual home. What great lessons I learned and can now apply to my life through this marvelous book! Excuse me now as I go plan my next do-it-yourself project. --Isaac Hernandez, VP of Programming/Parables TV Move over Bob Vila! Whether you need a spiritual gut-rehab, remodeling, or plain old preventive maintenance, you'll need this toolbox by your side. Michelle and John have nailed down practical, easy-to-read blueprints for a man's spiritual growth. Of course we are all fixer-uppers, but when it comes to spiritual property value for Christian men, the heart is the location of greatest value. --Dr. Jeff Brown, Psychologist, Assistant Clinical Professor at Harvard Medical School, and author of The Winner's Brain and The Runner's Brain You can't do better than my friends Michelle Cox and John Perrodin if you're looking for spiritual guidance leading to real growth. When I think of them both, what comes to mind beyond their commitment to stellar writing and careful Scriptural scholarship is a deep love for God and a reverence for His Word. Add to that their example as spouses and parents in two long-term marriages, and you have a pair of authors uniquely qualified to mine the unsearchable riches of Christ. Immerse yourself in God Glimpses...and come away more disciplined, consistent, and prepared to serve. --Jerry B. Jenkins, Novelist & Biographer, JerryJenkins.com Catching a glimpse of God is one of the great joys and encouragements in our daily walk with the Lord. I'm so glad Michelle and John wrote the God Glimpses books. It's a brilliant idea - stuffing jewelry boxes and tool boxes with clever concepts to enhance our relationship with God. --Todd Starnes, Fox News Channel

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MICHELLE COX is a speaker and an award-winning, best-selling author. She is a member of the blog team for Guideposts, and her Life with a Southern Grandmother column runs twice each week at Guideposts.org. She has written for Focus on the Family, FoxNews.com, Christian Cinema, WHOA Magazine for Women, Leading Hearts Magazine, and the website of Fox News radio host Todd Starnes. Michelle is the creator of the Just 18 Summers brand of parenting products and resources, and has been a guest on numerous television and radio programs, including Hannity and Focus on the Family. She and her husband, Paul, have been married for forty-three years, and have three sons and six perfect grandchildren. John Perrodin is a novelist, researcher, speaker and attorney. He serves as Senior Editor for te Jerry. B. Jenkins Christian Writers Guild. John and his wife Sue have been married for 22 years and have seven children.

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