Blessing or Curse: You Can Choose Free Audiobook Download by Mahesh Chavda,Derek Prince

We are all born into the world with a blessing and a curse. The blessing is Jesus Christ, the curse is Satan. In life we may be blessed with many things but we can easily turn those blessings into curses by choosing to serve the devil instead of God. Our choices determine our outcome in life.

Sometimes when we look towards the divine for our happiness, it can feel like a curse rather than a blessing. But is that always the case? Mahesh Chavda and Derek Prince explore what it means to be blessed. They also explore how people can take advantage of their blessings in order to gain the most out of them.

You Can Choose is one such novel. It is a story of a family that is suddenly made homeless and with no recourse, they have to resort to living in the forest with the animals. This book is set in present day India and its unique tales of wildlife and survival make it a gripping read.

"Blessing or Curse: You Can Choose" is a book that takes you on a spiritual journey into discovering who you are in the many different perspectives. As an Audible audiobook, it tells us stories of people struggling with their identity in society one way or another, and the confusion they often endure. We see a variety of different perspectives that we can relate to and kind of understand what might be going on for them. It's really cool how this book tries to make us realize that we're all just human beings no matter what perspective we may have.

Blessing or Curse: You Can Choose is the story of one man's journey of self-discovery. Born with extraordinary gifts and the blood of a family that proclaimed him to be the next prophet, Mahesh Chavda has struggled and sacrificed his entire life. Now, he faces death's final decision. He must choose between eternal life as a scorned outcast or die as a warrior in God's army.

This audiobook is about how God has put you in a position to choose your destiny. The narrator, Basil Sands, speaks with such confidence that listeners are convinced of his power and convinced that God is speaking through him. There are many arguments against this kind of audio book. They say that it can lead people into self-deception, because they are told to believe something when they may not be able to distinguish truth from fiction.