One Season to the Next

In this book, you will hopefully find yourself captivated by the recollection of historical events that most of us have shared together throughout the past twenty to thirty years. Yet you will be drawn to personal events that have been captured by the author's intent to remain transparent in his approach but true to the surfacing passions and emotions that are all so evident throughout the many passing seasons of his life. How many individuals are hurt from their respective religious assemblies due to church politics, mistreatment by fellow congregants, and abuse of leadership authority simply because of their religious titles? Are you struggling to find balance in your life? Have past relationships hindered you from progressing, making you feel trapped somewhere in between? How has impatience impacted your decision-making? Have you ever truly pondered how often the grace of God is taken for granted? Let's view the seemingly endless cycles of life through the lens of a man and a minister with a message of hope regarding how God can transition his people from one season to the next

Mr. Kedric L. McKnight is a cum-laude graduate of Texas Southern University in Houston, Texas, where he completed a Bachelor of Science degree in Public Relations/Criminal Justice and minored in Psychology. Mr. McKnight matriculated through Trinity Theological Seminary in Newborn, IN and has received a Master of Arts degree from Dallas Baptist University in HR Management/Professional Development with a concentration in Leadership Management and Conflict Resolution. Highlights of Mr. McKnight’s professional, community endeavors and accolades include: Operational Leadership and Organizational Development Public Speaking, Team Building and Leadership Coaching Served as part of the FBI Task-Force as the Assistant Special Agent in Charge with the Office of Inspector General for Investigations Congressional White House letter of appreciation and encouragement from President Barack Obama for his tireless efforts in West Dallas Community and the surrounding areas Recognition in the Princeton University Review for his speech entitled, ＂Bridging the Gap Between Education and Economics＂ Excellence in Religious Achievement Award (Texas Southern University)