I Almost Gave Up: The Struggle Is Real

By Willie Eugene Marshall, Kimberly Renee Marshall and Joshua James Huggins Marshall

I just believe all of us has had at least a split-second experience with the uncomfortable and depressive thought of giving up.

Especially when we encounter one unexpected storm after another unexpected storm.

These destructive vampires of spiritual warfare are real and they still exist as we speak. The careless mistake we make sometimes is when we do not properly suit ourselves with the whole armour of God.

If the enemy can enter the doors of our cognitive flow, our thoughts, then it will give the devil more footage to start operating in our hearts.

This is when the enemy has a better chance to inject a slow killing poison into our hearts that will eventually cause us to feel like giving up.

In this life, I have learned through my personal walk, it is normal to feel like giving up. We might give out but work hard to never ever give up!

• Language: English
• Publisher: AuthorHouse
• Release date: Apr 28, 2021
• ISBN: 9781665522441

Willie Eugene Marshall

He has been a pastor in African Methodist Episcopal Church for twenty-eight years. He is currently the pastor of St. James African Methodist Episcopal Church in St. Louis, Missouri. He is a mentor, leader, educator, reconciler, and a master encourager who has a heart for the people. He holds a bachelor of arts degree in criminal justice with a minor in rehabilitative services, master degree of divinity in Christian education and doctor of ministry degree in leadership development and organization dynamics, with his dissertation focusing on healing and reconciliation in the twenty-first century. He enjoys family, preaching, traveling, and empowering positive transformation in the lives of all ages regardless of race, color, or creed. It is his goal to offer as much help as possible to people all the world who have been hurt, wounded, burned—both in the sacred and secular arenas of live—and provide effective ways to begin a process of healing and reconciliation so that those persons can start putting their stuff, hurt, and pain in the past. He is married to Kimberly Renee Huggins-Marshall. They are the proud parents of one son, Joshua James Huggins Marshall.

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