Restorative Faith: A Testimony of God’S Promises
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Restorative Faith: A Testimony of Gods Promises is a resource to help you get through those tough times of dealing with neglect, hurt, and feelings of worthlessness. I have combined true experiences from my own life with the Word of God to create healing and time for reflection. It was only through Gods love and promises that I was able to make my life worth living to the fullest, I grew to believe in and love myself. I hope you will to.
Lanicka Bluett
Have you ever felt completely alone and cut off from the rest of the world? Have you ever felt as though you were out of step with everyone else in your life? If you have, then you're not alone. I have felt the same way for most of my life, as though I were a lesser being than those around me. I was made to feel incompetent and inferior which often kept me from achieving my goals.
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Restorative Faith - Lanicka Bluett
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Published by AuthorHouse 04/18/2017
ISBN: 978-1-5246-8499-0 (sc)
ISBN: 978-1-5246-8498-3 (e)
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CONTENTS
Acknowledgements
Freeing Myself
Siblings
Relationship with Mother
Relationship with Father
Sexual Assault
Education
Career
Relationships
Where I Am Now
To my daughters, Anya Bluett, Da’jayah Slaton, and Anadia Ishmon.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
I would like to thank God for setting me up with the right people to make this book possible for me. I also want to thank the people who have encouraged me along the way, including my family and my kids. I never could have achieved any of this without their love and support. I also want to thank Charlotte Freeman for working with me on this project.
FREEING MYSELF
The Lord is nigh unto them that are of a broken heart; and saveth such as be of a contrite spirit. —Psalm 34:18 (KJV)
It’s hard to admit, but for so many years I have been angry and hurt. These feelings have twisted inside of me and made me extremely bitter about my life. I always focused on the bad things that had happened to me, and sometimes it clouded my memory of the good times. It felt like an endless cycle that I just couldn’t break.
I lived in a small town where so my experiences were widely known, and they followed me as I got older. Not only would my neighbors not let me forget about my mistakes or shortcomings, but my experiences tainted my future relationships. I was constantly being judged and put down by people. They did not know my issues or my walk of life, they only thought they knew. They did not know what problems I had to face and it was not easy. I was always on the search for love, to find somebody who would openly love me, but I always looked in the wrong places. I realized that I didn’t want my children to live this same life. I didn’t want them to look back on their childhood and only remember the negative. I want them to remember a happy and loving mother,