MY TESTIMONY
& BOOK REVIEWS
“In general, the proof of a person’s knowledge or ignorance is his ability to teach. Hence we consider art more truly knowledge than experience, for artists can teach and others cannot.”
"God doesn’t use perfect people,but willing people.”In fact no matter what your statues is in life,you can only be used if you are truly willing to be used."- Drew L. Hinds 2008
Those of us, who know the word, understand that God can take the little that you have and make much more than you have ever dared to dream. We also acknowledge that God has no respect of person and will use ordinary people to do His will, the key is to be willing. I didn’t choose singles ministry, youth ministry, family life ministry, music ministry, literature ministry, street ministry or personal ministry, yet it chose me. Once again, it means nothing unless you are willing to be used and have a willing heart.
I challenge you to read, “Don’t Spoil Your Appetite,” and I also challenge you to share the blessing. Take the time to understand that most of us just exist, we fail to live up to our true potential, because do not understand our purpose in life. We must first understand that we are all creations, so therefore there must be a Creator. Once we have arrived at that realization then, and only then can we begin to understand that our Creator has a divine purpose for our lives. It is only then can we live with a purpose.
I have received many testimonies of the life changing experience that has come about through reading, “Don’t Spoil Your Appetite.” Honestly, I am not surprised, because it changed my whole perspective on life, love and happiness by writing it. I do hope and pray you are truly blessed by my written work. If you have any comments or words of wisdom to share, please feel free to share with me. I believe that to be a good teacher, you must first become a good student.
If you would like to have a book signing at your venue, please feel free to contact me at (drewleriq@yahoo.com) and we will make the necessary arrangements.
- Drew L. Hinds Jr., Don't Spoil Your Appetite 2008
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I read your book "Don't Spoil Your Appetite" and found it to be very good. From the tone and nature of your writing, it definitely shows that you do have the talent of poetry. Poetry is one of those forms of writings that touches on human emotions. You appear to write with ease and the words seem to flow quite fluidly from your spirit. There is a sincerity and genuineness to the tone and style of your writing that I think will appeal to readers.
DR. DUFF (Author/Pastor/College Professor)
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"I would call "Don't Spoil Your Appetite" a Godly inspired publication / a Spirit to Spirit conversation. It was written with fluidity and ease, emancipating a spiritually deep emotional conviction from the author, which catapults itself into the life of the reader to provoke thought, awareness and change. This book is definitely a ministering tool."
Sheree (Book Editor)
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I have completed reading your book "Don't Spoil Your Appetite" and I am so proud of your accomplishment. It was an easy read and very relevant for individuals in this day and age. I like the way you incorporated the stories, quotes and actual recipies that was creative. (I love trying new recipies...as money and time permits me:) Many of the principles you mentioned I was aware of and there were some that you definitely added a new perspective on. Your stories were very detailed and created that imagery (for my animated mind); it drew me into the characters role. For instance, one story that really hit me was the man who went to buy the gift; but his lady was questioning him. It sounds so common, but I really felt bad for the guy as he was trying to do something positive.
I give two thumbs up to the car analogy, I had a thought similar to this one and you touched it really well ...BAP BAP! I had questions about what unequally yolked means. I understand it more now after reading the book.
Stephy (Educator/Mentor/Poet)
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I enjoy reading your book, Don't Spoil Your Appetite: volume 1, and want to thank you for the valuable knowledge that I've gained. Your well thought-out candid reflection on life, love, and relationships in this book are appreciated. I like the fact that the chapters are short and full of practical advice and information. The scenarios followed by antidotal remedies/suggestions sparked my curiosity and made it more interesting.
The phrase "an Ex is an Ex for a reason" (page 16) reverberates in my mind on a regular basis. The most appreciated and profound advice that I've held on to is "If you don't leave your past behind, you will find yourself in the same stressful predicament you're trying to escape from...and you will find that you are giving up control of your future to someone from your past" (page 15).
Peace,
Mauve (Nurse Practitioner)
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Your book have actually made me rethink the direction my life is headed. I have asked myself question such as.. What is it that i want in life and in a mate? Am I really ready within myself to recieve my prefect mate? AM I RIGHT WITH GOD? This book have given me a start... your book is 2008 bestseller. EVERYONE BUy a copy of this book... YOU WILL NEVER be the same...
Aldean (College Stuudent)
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