New Beginning, New Character

"A guide to becoming the person you never knew you could be."

Are you interested in understanding your character; to know who you really are? Continue to read. This book does just that. It contains information that will help you become a new person. It will be an eye-opening experience that will change your way of thinking and how you view yourself.



New Beginning, New Character is a straight forward guide to becoming a new person. It examines and explains the different disruptive character traits that so many people continue to struggle with, wondering why they cannot get free of the old habits or things in their life that seem to constantly hold them back from reaching their goal in life. Did you know that external circumstances have a lot to do with shaping you into who you are? Those circumstances often shape a person’s character and make the individual into a totally different person than who he/she is supposed to be. This, in turn sometimes causes pain, hatred, bad relationships, low self-esteem and many other problems that are not understood.

This work study book was developed at the request of some of the students of the bible study who, after weeks of going through the topics presented in the study, wanted others to have the same eye-opening experience which they themselves had received. As these words taken from one of the students states, "I came to realize that I am not the woman I desire to be. That is a very good thing for me. Because it is the beginning of a whole new outlook on life for me, for example, a new way of thinking, acting and being. I realize that I allowed past situations, hurt and pain to cause me to become bitter and angry, which caused me not to trust God or others. There would be times I would put myself out there to begin having a good relationship and something would happen or not happen, so I began protecting my heart. No way was I going to expose the most precious part of me to be hurt by anyone anymore. I carried this part of my character in what was to become my new life. I learned that this was the root of all other problems that came my way."



“Walter, my dad, had 16 children with his first wife. Then after her death he married my mother, Viola, and they raised 11 children. I experienced some events in my life while growing up which affected my character and temporarily hindered me from being the person that I was born to be. After applying the principles which have been outlined in this book, although I continue to grow into a better person, I can now say I know who I am and who I'm supposed to be.” -George Bullock