a mustard seed of faith: Here is a list of the intended spiritual messages of each of my books.

Monday, December 26, 2011

Here is a list of the intended spiritual messages of each of my books.

Abandoned Hearts: abstinence before marriage, supported with the importance of scripture memorization (avail. now)

Unexpected Kiss: how to understand our Heavenly Father when raised without an earthly example and trusting God as the one in control (avail. now)

Coveted Bride: building self-confidence through Christ after living under abuse and safe-guarding children in today's world (avail. spring 2012)

Cherished Stranger: recognizing the need of sponsoring children in third-world countries and the difference between 'milk verses meat' churches (avail. winter 20012)

The fifth book of the series in still in the planning stages.

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You read my favorite verse at the top. Did you know the verse after that one, Mt. 17:21 is often deleted out of new Bible versions? Check it out, open your Bible and see if it's there.

For me, this verse has a lot of meaning. More than once, I've fasted and had amazing results. Be it for someone, or for guidance. There's definitely power in fasting. Why do you think it would be omitted from so many versions?

Please don't put any words in my mouth. I've not said anything condemning about different versions. I'm simply pointing out a fact. However, if I were to think like our enemy, I might consider how, if implied, that verse could do damage to my goal and I'd naturally look for a way of getting rid of it.

Think about it.

Learning to Pray

I'm doing a study on this. So if you like, follow my tidbits as I share what I've learned.

1) Jesus showed us by example to have a private place to pray. I have learned by stepping into a small room with the light off, I'm far more able to shut out the thoughts and duties that fight for my attention and focus on my Creator.

2) Another interesting thought is to follow the way Jesus taught us to pray. In God's name, His kingdom, His will; then ask for our needs, forgiveness, direction, and deliverance.

3) Andrew Murray said, "Do not allow the experiences of your unbelief to be the measure of what your faith expects."

Ask, seek and knock. Jesus told us that everyone that asks, receives. He answers with a yes, no, or later.

That's exciting! And when we ask and receive, it leads us to seeking and finding the Giver. So when you pray, believe in what scripture says, you'll not only walk away with the confidence of knowing your prayer will be answered, but you'll have also spent time with the Giver.

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Here is a list of the intended spiritual messages of each of my books.

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