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📖 COMING AUGUST 2025: Will God Forgive Me?

A New Book That Asks the Question So Many Are Afraid to Voice…

“If we confess our sins, He is faithful and just to forgive us our sins, and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness.”
— 1 John 1:9 (KJV)

The world is hurting.

Behind our brightest smiles and curated social media profiles, millions are carrying the crushing weight of guilt, shame, embarrassment, and regret. The pain is real. The silence is deafening. The questions are soul-deep:

  • Will God really forgive me for what I’ve done?

  • Have I gone too far?

  • Is it too late to be made whole again?

In our fast-paced, pain-numbed culture, people are desperately seeking healing—but looking in all the wrong places.

That’s why this August, James Langston, missionary, pastor, and author of over 25 faith-based works, will release his newest book, Will God Forgive Me? A powerful and heart-piercing exploration of God’s mercy, the book is rooted in 1 John 1:9, and written for anyone who has ever wondered if their sins were beyond God’s reach.

📊 The Crisis Is Real

Recent studies report that suicide rates among adults, teens, and even pre-teens have risen over 37% in the past decade. That number reflects more than just statistics—it reflects a deep spiritual fracture in our society.

We’re often called “A Nation in a Daze”, and for good reason. People are smiling outwardly, but they are suffocating inwardly. Silent storms rage behind polished appearances. And far too many suffer under the false belief that forgiveness is unavailable, unreachable, or unearned.

But this book delivers a louder message:

There is hope. There is help. And that hope is Jesus Christ.

✝️ He Forgives… and Forgets

Jesus doesn't just offer forgiveness—

“Come unto Me, all you that labor and are heavy burdened, and I will give you rest.”
— Matthew 11:28

He also promises cleansing and restoration—

“Though your sins be as scarlet, they shall be white as snow.”
— Isaiah 1:18

Will God Forgive Me? is a call to the weary, the ashamed, the hidden, the wounded…
To the ones who think they’ve run out of chances.
To the ones who stopped praying.
To the ones who think God stopped listening.

🔥 Revival Is Coming…

God’s promise still stands:

“And it shall come to pass afterward, that I will pour out My Spirit upon all flesh…”
— Joel 2:28

We believe a healing is coming—to the body, the mind, and the soul of this nation. This book is part of that healing. Part of that call. And part of what God is doing in this hour to awaken hearts and restore lives.

📚 Release Details:

📅 Releasing August 2025
🛒 Available on Amazon in:
• Paperback
• Hardcover
• Kindle eBook

🌐 Learn More:
pomitaly.homestead.com
thewilltosucceed.homestead.com

🙏 Will You Reach Out and Take It?

Your moment is coming. Your chapter isn't over.
God still forgives.
And when He forgives… He forgets.

📢 Share this with someone who needs to hear it today.

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