Success Is Your Birthright God's Success

Life resembles a roller coaster. It has suspense, intrigue, smooth moments, hairpin turns, sudden twists, plummets, loopty loops, near misses, excitement, and anticipation. Moments that make us smile, experience tingling sensations, laugh until we can hardly breathe, and leave us speechless with wonder and admiration. As beautiful as those moments are, our memoirs hone in and linger on the moments that leave us in tears, wincing, grinding our teeth, and asking for Divine Intervention. It is that part of life’s roller coaster that makes you want to get off, wonder why, and feel psychologically queasy.

This book offers hope, love, and lessons to cope with those not so great moments and the people who instigate and perpetuate them, including ourselves, using the biblical Joseph Story as a platform. Why the Joseph Story? His story mirrors our own. He too experienced life’s roller coaster. Joseph’s story is not just a testament to resilience, but one of faith in and reliance on God.

Success Is Your Birthright: God’s Success:
· Offers a spiritual awakening
· Builds confidence
· Prods introspection and growth
· Encourages during difficult times
· Challenges misconceptions
· Opens a closed heart and hands
· Demonstrates love, hope, selflessness, and forgiveness

"... success redefined." - Paula Hrbacek

"Success Is Your Birthright is a compelling book that uses the biblical account of Joseph​ to take the reader on a spiritual journey to discover that "success" should not be focused on monetary gain or personal accolades but in having a relationship with God. … I recommend the book and think it would lend well to a Bible Study or small group study." - Lynn Dove

"An entirely Christian work of non-fiction with many elements of self-help abounding on its pages, Birthright tackles a great deal of material. It appears that his main goal is to strengthen the wills of others through faith in God, and through his examples and arguments, he does a rather good job …” - Red City Review

“There is just so much to this book. It is hard to pick out certain topics to write a review about. It is written in a conversational style that even the newest of Christians can understand. R. Stanton Tucker is quick to write that success is not always what we think it is. Success is having what God wants you to have--not you want to have.” - Stephanie Rollins