
Publisher: Final Score Prison Ministries
Price: $0.99 (Ends Nov 8)
What if the life you were created for is still waiting for you?
Whether you are searching for more… or simply longing for lasting peace, real hope, and true joy… this book was written for you.
Many people spend years searching for fulfillment in success, pleasure, possessions, achievement, relationships, or endless distractions, only to discover that nothing truly satisfies the deepest longings of the human heart. Others may feel weighed down by anxiety, depression, fear, loneliness, addiction, shame, discouragement, or mistakes from the past.
Wherever you are on life’s journey, there is hope.
In a world full of self-improvement, motivation, and personal development, this book shows why habits, discipline, and motivation are not enough on their own. They matter, but they must be built on a deeper foundation: your true identity in God, your purpose in life, and the redeeming power of Jesus Christ.
Real Habits That Transform Your Life shares timeless, Christ-centered principles that have helped people from every walk of life discover hope, purpose, freedom, and lasting joy. Through practical daily habits grounded in eternal truth, K.T. Scott shows how genuine transformation begins—not by changing your circumstances first, but by changing your heart and mind and discovering your true identity.
You are changed more by what you love than by what you know.
Inside you will discover how to:
• Discover your true identity and understand your divine worth.
• Replace fear, shame, and discouragement with hope.
• Break free from destructive habits and hidden bondage.
• Renew your mind and replace lies with truth.
• Build habits that create lasting peace, strength, and character.
• Live your God-given purpose with confidence.
• Experience the transforming power of Jesus Christ every day.
You were built for truth, growth, purpose, and a life that matters for eternity.
No matter where you have been…
No matter what mistakes you have made…
No matter how impossible change may seem…
Your past does not define your future.
The life God created you to live is still within your reach.