Living in a chaotic world
A Compass for Christian Navigators

Jeon Dae-jin, author of the bestselling religious essays, "God, Am I Living Well?" and "God, Please 'Meet' Me Today," returns with a new story after three years.
The author, who has consistently walked the path of faith, has helped many people achieve meaningful growth and change through practical sharing and education based on biblical principles.
The author, whose calling is to help others succeed, serves God as the master of every moment of his daily life, especially at work, where he spends most of his time, and constantly asks himself:
“God, what should I do?” Every time I asked, God showed me the right path to take, and when I boldly walked that path, I was able to meet God working through me.

This book fully explains why the author was able to have a positive influence on so many people.
The reason the author can always be confident and proud is because he is most afraid of turning away from God.
Just as there is no need to fear the cold when one is near the hearth, and just as ants that have stored up winter food do not worry about winter, it shows the journey of enlightenment that those who dwell in God, the source of blessings, have nothing to fear but God.
All these realizations are deeply rooted in the Word and guide us through the passages of Scripture on a fearless and blessed path.

In a world that cries out for a pipeline of profits,
Claim to be a blessing pipe

Doing business as a Christian is a process of constant self-reflection to maintain biblical principles in the face of countless temptations.
The author takes the saying, "Whatever you do, do it as unto the Lord" as his life principle, and thinks of God first, no matter when, where, or whoever he meets.
Even when I meet a customer, I shout in my heart, 'The Lord is coming in.'
When he approaches his work with this mindset, everyone he meets discovers the true nature of a Christian.

As the Bible says, “Those who enrich others will themselves be enriched,” the author says that we cannot live only for ourselves.
In a capitalist society, it is easy to view others as 'commodities,' but Christians emphasize that we must view people as God's 'works.'
This book shows that paradoxically, the author's secret to success was helping others before focusing on profit.
The author, who realized the secret of God's word and lived it out, finally confesses this.

“The blessing I received from God was ‘a glass of water’,
“The blessing of jumping into God was the ‘sea.’”

This book encourages you to jump into the 'sea of ​​blessings' with the author.
Let us open this letter together to Christians who want to live to the end with unwavering faith even in a shaky world.