God's Got It

By Sheri Powell

God's Got It is a sequel to The Ministry of My Mother - A Woman of Excellence. The relationship between a father and his daughter is just as important as the one between mothers and daughters. The dynamics of a father and daughter relationship may range from healthy to unwholesome. It affects you on so many levels: emotionally,

• Language: English
• Publisher: SLP Company
• Release date: Jun 1, 2021
• ISBN: 9780578926346

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What Others Are Saying About God’s Got It

Wow, what a remarkable and touching journey! Reginald Simmons was an amazing example of what life is truly about. Now I better understand the impact he made on his daughter, Sheri Powell, my friend and author of this book. He certainly paid it forward in his endeavors to help and encourage others. Once I started reading, I couldn’t stop. I just wanted to know what was going to happen on his next adventure. So grateful that even though I didn’t know him, he left his footprint in the sand. His legacy goes on as his ways of loving, caring, and praying for others has been passed down to the next generation. Sheri, thank you for the times we’ve had doughnuts and coffee, and talked about life and the Lord. It definitely has new meaning from this point on.

—Kimberly Mathews,

Life Coach

Another standing ovation, my sister!

Riveting – a story of unconditional love. Forgiveness by God’s grace and mercy between a dad and his princess for things seen and unseen. Blessed to have known Mr. Simmons; a wise man with a kind and gentle spirit. What a blessing that he journaled, leaving his family with such a legacy of his innermost thoughts and prayers in the midst of trials, tribulations, health issues, and a mental illness which he didn’t allow to obscure him from loving & trusting the Lord. Sheri, such an inspiring story for all! Kudos for the information and links on mental health to help others. Education is an invaluable key!

—Sharon Tyson,

Executive Assistant

Additional books by Sheri Powell

Pausing With God: A Journey Through Menopause (English)

Pausing With God: A Journey Through Menopause (Spanish)

Pausing In His Presence: A Shut-In Experience

A Woman of Excellence: The Ministry of My Mother

God’s Got It

Don’t Worry About Anything

Sheri Powell

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SLP Company, Fleming Island, Florida

God’s Got It: Don’t Worry About Anything

Copyright 2020 Sheri Powell

All rights reserved.

No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or by any information retrieval or storage system without the express written permission of the author except in the case of excerpts used for critical review.

Cover design: Christine Dupre (www.vidagraphicdesign.com)

Editor: Barbara Hollace (www.barbarahollace.com)

Interior design: Russel Davis (Gray Dog Press, www.graydogpress.com)

Photographer (author photo): William McCoy ([e-mail])

Printer: Ingram Spark

ISBN: 978-0-578-88568-1 (Paperback)

ISBN: 978-0-578-92634-6 (eBook)

Library of Congress Control Number: 2021906766

For more information or to contact the author:

Email: [e-mail]

Or by mail: Pausing With God Ministries, Inc.

C/O Sheri Powell

P. O. Box 9172

Fleming Island, FL 32006

When you PAUSE, visit our website: www.PausingWithGod.com

Printed in the United States of America

First Printing 05/2021

Dedication

This book is dedicated to you – Dad. Though we had our ups and downs, your love kept pouring into my empty, and sometimes, half-filled cup. I am blessed that I get to share your prayers and thoughts with our readers.

Thomas Fuller is quoted as saying, If you have one true friend, you have more than your share. Over the years friendship has been compartmentalized as acquaintance, colleague, and true friend. A true friend is commonly known as somebody you can depend on in the good, the bad, and ugly seasons of your life. Someone who despite the differences you may have, always has your best interest at heart.

For years, I learned a lot about the meaning of a true friend from you, Dad. Though you and Mom divorced when I was a little girl, it was our weekends and holiday visits that permitted me to observe and admire how you were so intentional and deliberate about how you treated people.

You had very few enemies, because you believed it was worth having a conversation with anyone who was in your midst for any period of time.

One of the qualities that those who knew you would say, is that you accepted people for who they were, not for who others thought they should be. You didn’t allow their struggles or trials to dictate or hinder you from getting to know them, but rather their current situation presented you with an opportunity to invite them to join you at