Kingdom and Design

Kuralt Boštjan

Summary

How many times do we seek counsel from God in order to make the right choice? To understand his design, his plan for us? And yet, most of the time people decide to start new experiences, using new technologies without considering the consequences…Starting from his personal experience, the author brings light on the subject of God’s plan for us, so that people might fully embrace God’s wisdom. Kingdom and Design serves as both a journey into the author’s life and a guide for people who, in the end, will learn how to avoid departing from the path that God has destined for each one of his children in the kingdom he wishes for us to mold according to his word and will.Kuralt Boštjan is a self-taught graphic designer. The lack of a real degree has not prevented him from establishing himself as one of the best designers in his country. Indeed, the author has worked with several government agencies that have chosen to use some of his work on the homepages of their websites. Through some of his outstanding work, the author has also won major awards and recognition for his contribution to the field. The basis of his work is perseverance, commitment and the hand of God, which also guided him in the development of his work Kingdom and Design.

Available since: 12/28/2024.

Contemporary Fiction

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