The Silent Cries is now in print and available for purchase. I'm SO excited to have this huge book writing project completed. In this book I actually share more about my personal relationship with God. This is one facet of the book which is not developed as much in the other two books. (For more information about the contents of this book, see my home page.) A quote from my introduction is:
"During my healing process, God became my best therapist. . . I developed this relationship with God by walking and talking with Him in the hills near my home. I would usually spend one to two hours each day conversing with Him. As time went on, I got better at being able to hear what God was trying to tell me, so I began to record my conversations with Him in my journal. During the first few sessions with my second therapist, I sometimes told him that 'God told me . . .' At first he looked at me as if he thought I was imagining that God spoke to me, but within a few short weeks when I told him that I had talked to God about a certain situation or concern, he would eagerly ask, 'And what did He say?' He would frequently get tears in his eyes as I would share what I had been told. Since the personal revelation I received was filled with knowledge and information that could be applied to many different situations and could create a greater understanding of the character and personality of God, I decided to share parts of some of these prayers with you, the reader."
I hope many of you decide to read this book and will share your feelings about it. Those who have read the manuscript are saying that this book is the best one yet. Read it and draw your own conclusions. (Also, if you have read either of my other books, please consider writing a review about them on Amazon.)
Looking forward to hearing your comments about anything you would like to talk about.
"During my healing process, God became my best therapist. . . I developed this relationship with God by walking and talking with Him in the hills near my home. I would usually spend one to two hours each day conversing with Him. As time went on, I got better at being able to hear what God was trying to tell me, so I began to record my conversations with Him in my journal. During the first few sessions with my second therapist, I sometimes told him that 'God told me . . .' At first he looked at me as if he thought I was imagining that God spoke to me, but within a few short weeks when I told him that I had talked to God about a certain situation or concern, he would eagerly ask, 'And what did He say?' He would frequently get tears in his eyes as I would share what I had been told. Since the personal revelation I received was filled with knowledge and information that could be applied to many different situations and could create a greater understanding of the character and personality of God, I decided to share parts of some of these prayers with you, the reader."
I hope many of you decide to read this book and will share your feelings about it. Those who have read the manuscript are saying that this book is the best one yet. Read it and draw your own conclusions. (Also, if you have read either of my other books, please consider writing a review about them on Amazon.)
Looking forward to hearing your comments about anything you would like to talk about.
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