Every Morning When I Rise, Help Me to Keep My Mind on Jesus
Published on 5. March 2020
80 pages
978-1-7960-9243-1 (ISBN)
Description
Many women and young girls are victims of sex trafficking, victims of the "Me Too Movement, victims of physical abuse and emotional abuse, and face discrimination against them in the workplace. This is why it is so important for women who are victims of these social ills to learn how live in such turbulent, divisive and chaotic times. Questions like, how do we live for God in a chaotic, divisive, and even threatening society? How are women to cope living in these conditions? These social ills faced by many women really speaks to the need for a more intimate relationship with God to be included as part of their inner healing. In many cases there is the need for faith in God to be rekindled or ignited on the way to healing. A way of building faith in God is to engage the Word of God on a consistently daily basis. This women's daily devotional is written to do just that. The passages of scripture from His Word, Prayers of Faith and Faith Declarations that follow are to be read month after month, year after year and applied. The devotional is heartfelt and nurturing to the mind, body, soul, and spirit of its readers. As you read this devotional book allow the Holy Spirit of God to minister to you. God is the only one who is able and willing to do this for you the reader. Remember that God loves you with an everlasting love and He wants you whole and healthy in your mind, body, soul and spirit.
More details
Other editions
Additional editions
Book
03/2020
Xlibris Us
€16.90
Shipment within 10-20 days
Person
Deborah Riley is a retired clinical social worker who worked for the Department of Defense for over thirty-two years. Her work with the Department of Defense, in her role as social worker, included working with military families in the areas of domestic violence and child abuse. She has a Bachelor of Science degree in Social Work from Morgan State University, a Master's Degree in Clinical Social Work from the University of Maryland School of Social Work and Community Planning, and a Master of Science Degree in Human Services with a Specialization in Social and Community Services from Capella University.
Deborah is a member of the National Association of Social Workers and a member of the Academy of Certified Social Workers. Deborah lives in Beaufort, South Carolina. She is a wife, mother, and grandmother. Deborah is a member of Lighthouse Christian Center, Beaufort, South Carolina, where she serves in her capacity as a licensed minister. On occasion, Deborah facilitates the church Bible study. She also serves as women's fellowship leader in her church and head usher of the church usher ministry. She believes her calling in God's service is that of teaching. Her desire is to teach, especially women who have been abused either physically or emotionally. In this aspect of her call to teach, Deborah believes that she is to embolden and empower women in their Christian faith and God given abilities, gifts and talents for service in God's kingdom.
