Mending: Hidden Scars The Process

By Robin Boose-Walker

Victory Belongs to Jesus!

God desires to get all the glory out of our lives. It doesn't matter what we been through, but how we move forward. Healing, deliverance, love, joy and happiness belongs to the sons of God (us) Our trails and tribulations qualifies our future. We are winners and made more than conquerors. We were created to subdue.

Let The Sons of God Arise!

• Language: English
• Publisher: Lulu.com
• Release date: Sep 1, 2022
• ISBN: 9781387643844

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MENDING

HIDDEN SCARS THE PROCESS

Isaiah 64:8

Enhancing Publishing

P.O. Box 583

Sheboygan Wisconsin, 5382

Copyright 2017 By: Robin Walker

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First Edition 2017

Mending Hidden Scars

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With assistance from the Holy Bible

Scripture’s quotations are used from

King James Version & NIV Version

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Content

Acknowledgements ……………..3

Dedication ……………………….4

Foreword ……………………..5

Testimony……………………………………………….6

1. Where it all begins…………………………………..9

2. Mending……………………………………………….16

3. Long-suffering………………………………………..20

4. Rejection………………………………………….22

5. Deliverance……………………………….26

6. Forgiveness…………………………………………..30

7. Prayer……………………………………35

8. Love………………………………………39

9. Relationships vs relations………………………….43

10. New beginnings…………………………………..45

Acknowledgements

To God be all the Glory! He has transformed me in his likeness. I thank the Lord for his mighty hand in my life. Without him I would still be lost. I’m wholeheartedly grateful and thankful for the breaking, beating, healing, molding, and the shifting that took place in my life. Without the disruption that took place, I would not be made whole. Now that I am free I want to share with you my journey, how I overcame many battles through Christ. My book gives insight into my life experience, tools, and strategies on how to break free from repeated cycles, depression, rejection and more.

I thank God for my family who has always supported me in everything that I have done and still doing for Christ. You all have supported me both spiritual and natural and I’m forever grateful for you all!

Dedication

I dedicate this book to the lost and broken hearted to those who are held captive. To those who are looking for a way of escape and are willing and ready to become whole. The bible tells us in Matt. 15:22 That healing is the children's bread. God desires for us to become whole and complete in him. He awaits us to complete his work that he has already started with us. Will you trust him with your life? 

I have created this book in hopes to encourage you through my story. To share with you my life experience giving your insight of the many cycles and patterns that I found myself in, and how God brought me out of bondage. In this book you will get a glimpse of my life and witness the true and living GOD heal, deliver and set me free from generational curses, depression, and bitterness that was in my heart towards people who have wronged me. I pray as you journey with me that you will experience the love of God and allow him to penetrate your heart and transform you into his liking.

GOD saw fit for my life even in my disobedience and stubbornness he still loved me the same and forgave me my sins. God desires the same for you! The question is are you ready to take that leap of faith. If so, Let the process begin!

  Foreword

Proverbs 22:6 Train up a child in the way he should go; and when he is old, he will not depart from it.

At the age of one my father passed away, and that was the beginning of an open wound. Growing up my siblings and I would watch videos of our dad playing and singing to us -the only memory we had of him. We would often wonder what life would have been like growing