Church From the Eyes of a Saint - Be Inspired Be Incouraged Don't Look Back!

Nakiska J.

Editorial: Revival Waves of Glory Books & Publishing

Sinopsis

The book From The Eyes Of A Saint captures the real life spiritual growth of a young African American woman living in the South within a four year span from the age range of 25 to 30 years of age. Each chapter recaps the author's transition from a lifestyle of spiritual bondage into the spiritual awakening of her spiritual gifting's and her true identity to include the prophetic realm while giving accounts of different experiences she has had within the different church ministries she has attended and a few recaps of childhood experiences that helped her grow and identify with her new found identity in Christ as a "Saint" (one set apart). Each chapter has its own lesson that was learned through the author's various accounts mentioned, but through each lesson the author is encouraging her readers to seek God further in their own spiritual walk, encouraging them to find and embrace their spiritual gifting's, encouraging them to learn God for themselves, and aspiring them to have faith in Christ in his or her spiritual walk after salvation. The book's target audience is for more mature readers ranging from early 20's to late 30's.

The author takes the reader on her journey as she transitions from one church denomination to another (COGIC to Non-Denominational), and as she transitions spiritually from the traditional roots of church to that on non-traditional roots while being spiritually guided by the Holy Spirit. However, the author wrote the book beginning with her church experience in a denominational church that she attended where her spiritual journey and transition began to take place. The book consists of 21 chapters, 64 pages, and 12,687 words. The following is an insert from the book that shows how the author recaps her spiritual experiences while encouraging the reader:

Disponible desde: 19/04/2023.

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