About this ebook
The book is about a small town boy who became a professional track athlete who along the way came face to face with temptations and the pressures to be successful. The book is written to former professional athletes and everyone who has had a dream that they didn't completely accomplish for whatever reason. I want to emphasize in this book that your life isn't over and in fact you are right where God wants you. Through my accomplishments and disappointments I realize that God was working behind the scenes all the time even when I wasn't aware of it. Many are the plans of a man but it is the Lord that directs his steps. If you are experiencing depression or angst about your life or your position in life right now, this book is for you. God is not finished with you yet!!
About the author
Brian Amos currently resides in Rochester, Texas. He is a husband and father of four. He has been married for twenty-one years to Terri Amos. He wrote this book because he knows the pressure and temptations of life as a professional athlete and the trauma of not living up to your own and others expectations of you. He traveled around the world representing the United States, Home Depot, and Reebok as his sponsors. He went to college at Odessa Junior College and Abilene Christian University. He holds a Master’s of Theology Degree from Christian Life School of Theology. He is the former Pastor of New Macedonia Baptist Church and currently is on staff with Faith Deliverance Community Church in Abilene, Tx.
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