Author Tom Schulte’s “Spiritual Ambitions” Serves as Every Christian’s Faith Filled Bucket List

ORANGE, Texas (PRWEB) May 14, 2018

Just as with any other ambition in our lives, Tom Schulte realized the importance of having spiritual ambitions as a Christian in order to strengthen his relationship with God and his faith. In his new book, he encourages others to do the same, so as not to drift from one spiritual activity to another in the quest to achieve those ambitions.

In “Spiritual Ambitions: How Rich Do You Want to Be in Eternity?” Schulte outlines specific spiritual ambitions that he developed through his personal practice, such as hearing the gentle wind of God or inspiring others to obtain fruit for God’s kingdom.

Using examples from scripture, Schulte analyzes what the Bible says about our spiritual ambitions as well as how we should pursue them. He also urges readers to develop their own relationship with God through prayer.

“The devil’s goal is to distract us from our ambitions,” Schulte said. “Being strong in our values can help ensure that we see through to God’s ultimate mission. He is ultimately the one who wants these ambitions for us.”

In “Spiritual Ambitions,” Christians will find comfort in strengthening their relationship with God to ensure their spiritual success and prosperity.

“Spiritual Ambitions: How Rich Do You Want to Be in Eternity?”
By: Tom Schulte
ISBN: ISBN: 978-1-9736-1317-6 (sc); 978-1-9736-1319-0 (hc); 978-1-9736-1318-3 (e)
Available at the WestBow Press Online Bookstore and Amazon

About the Author
Tom Schulte is a retired engineer, and Jesus became fully real to him on June 25, 1975, when he committed his life to serving Christ. Since then, Tom has been active in his local church, has spoken in numerous churches, and regularly speaks at his local jail and prison. He is also the author of “The Last Leaf.”
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