Healing in His Wings: How I Am Making It Through
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Readers will be interested in her unique voice because she writes best from her emotions and experiences.
PREVIEW: Joy has been walking with the Lord for over 20 years and she talks to him about everything. Why is it that she still struggles with her emotions and anxiety? She thought she was giving him all of her problems and thoughts but maybe not. She goes through the cycle of a dayand need space between day and by the end of it she feels better. How can she not allow her emotions to take her there again? She gets excited about a new year, job, fresh beginnings but along the way that excitement turns into extreme nervousness. She displays symptoms of a queasy stomach and no appetite. She is not motivated to do anything. But as the cycle ends, she comes back to herself, relaxed.
Licia Johnson
Licia L. Johnson lives in Chicago and is the youngest of three children. She has a bachelor’s degree in print Journalism. She enjoys meeting people working as a customer service assistant. Licia hopes Healing In His Wings: How I Am Making It Through, will show others that having a relationship with Jesus makes a difference for the better. She has another book entitled: TRUE Friendship with Girlfriends and she likes to encourage and inspire others through her life experiences.
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Healing in His Wings - Licia Johnson
Contents
Introduction
Bibliography
Strength to Speak
Acknowledgments
Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Chapter 3
Chapter 4
Bibliography
27228.pngIntroduction
As one who loves to write and to express myself, I’ve always had the desire to write a short story about an experience of mine or just to see my name in bold letters: Staff Writer Licia Johnson. I did an internship for The Daily Videte at Illinois State University, and it was okay. When God told me to write this book, I was disobedient. I heard him clear as a bell and ignored him. It was like God came to me at a bad time. Eventually something within gave in, and I told God okay. Now, looking back, I wish I had taken that time seriously to ask God specific questions about the book he wanted me to write. Sexual abuse and molestation is a subject people don’t want to talk about. While on my Christian journey, the Lord has placed people in my path to show me to not be afraid and to tell stories of young people who have suffered. This story is about one girl God has kept through all her pain and confusion. She has learned that God has not given us the spirit of fear, but of love, power, and of a sound mind (2 Timothy 1:7).
I want this book to be a blessing that will cause healing to go forth. There are so many people who are suffering right now with keeping secrets of abuse. God is saying it is time for all of His children who have suffered to be healed and delivered. No more shackles or chains! It is time for people to be set free and free indeed!
After preparing, researching, and praying while writing the book Strength to Speak: One Woman’s Struggle to Make Peace with Her Past, Joy was initially relieved. Yes. I have spoken, and now I no longer have to talk about this anymore. All is well.
So she began to look for other subjects to write about. During this process, God showed her visions of speaking to large groups of people, and it frightened her. You might ask, Why was she sacred?
Joy has a bad habit of making something small into a huge mountain. She allows the little things to overwhelm her. How do I start making speeches? Whom will I speak to, or where will I go? I need someone to help me and lead the way. I am definitely not a leader. What if schools, churches, and organizations say no? Then what’s the next step? But what I am now realizing is that I have to pray and have faith and the Lord will provide. And that’s exactly what I plan to do.
Joy remembers vividly working at the bank and how her coworkers were excited when they found out she had written her first book, Strength to Speak. Wow, Joy. You might become famous. Don’t forget to sign my book; your signature might be worth millions.
Along this journey, the Lord has blessed Joy with a wonderful sister friend, Johanna, who is also a published author. During their friendship, Johanna continues to bless Joy by praying, guiding, and speaking life to her. She is the older sister Joy always wanted. Johanna insisted that this book was needed and that Joy had to start as soon as possible.
In actuality, there are two reasons why Joy stalled with moving forward. First, she just didn’t want to do it. Second, she didn’t really know what to write, and most of the time, she didn’t feel like it; she was tired or not feeling well. Joy had to pray, seek God, shake the dust off her pen, and set her mind on things above. Sharing your own dark secrets to the world can be terrifying; however, Joy realized that she was not alone. At every book event she had, there was always one woman who experienced something similar. That would always give her hope to continue. Sometimes Joy would watch potential customers pass by at the literary fest. They would quietly examine the book from afar and walk away. It was sometimes disheartening to see. A large percentage of people did not want to read about that topic, and as of today, it’s okay and she understands.
After Joy climbed the mountain of distributing the struggles of her life, she felt brand new. She thought, Now I am ready to focus on my career and start dating. Society says if you are single, something is wrong. The single life is lonely, broken, and boring, and getting married will fix it. Joy believed that lie, and it led her