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The Journey From Woman to Child: The Lessons Learned Along the Way
The Journey From Woman to Child: The Lessons Learned Along the Way
The Journey From Woman to Child: The Lessons Learned Along the Way
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This book uses satire, raw emotion, and real-life experiences to talk about ten topics that almost every human is touched by. This is a Christian book for those wanting to dig deeper in their faith and can even be a relatable journey for non-Christians and those questioning.

This book covers the agonizing journey of trying to find the true God and the purpose of life, family relationships, questioning your faith, falling away and returning, and more. It is a journey in the faith of an average person just like you and how she dealt with what was thrown at her.

Is there proof Jesus is the Son of God? Is Jesus something else? Can you come back from blaspheming the Holy Ghost? Is my morality good? Does any of it matter? How do I get from seeking God to knowing God?

Read this book if you want to find out. This book will touch the hearts of young adults or seasoned veterans of life, rich or poor, male or female. You are invited to join the mental, emotional, and spiritual roller coaster of a woman who became a girl. Buckle up, and feel free to throw your hands in the air!

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Release dateJan 23, 2023
ISBN9798886851762
The Journey From Woman to Child: The Lessons Learned Along the Way

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    The Journey From Woman to Child - Sabrina Renee Jury

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    The Journey From Woman to Child

    The Lessons Learned Along the Way

    Sabrina Renee Jury

    ISBN 979-8-88685-175-5 (paperback)

    ISBN 979-8-88685-176-2 (digital)

    Copyright © 2022 by Sabrina Renee Jury

    All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, distributed, or transmitted in any form or by any means, including photocopying, recording, or other electronic or mechanical methods without the prior written permission of the publisher. For permission requests, solicit the publisher via the address below.

    Christian Faith Publishing

    832 Park Avenue

    Meadville, PA 16335

    www.christianfaithpublishing.com

    Printed in the United States of America

    Table of Contents

    Introduction

    Who's Your Daddy?

    Is Jesus Really Jesus?

    Is Your Morality Moral?

    Don't Drink the Kool-Aid!

    What Do You Want from Me?

    What's New, My Friend?

    Sugar and Spice and Everything Nice

    No Pain, No Gain

    The Ghost Is Real

    You've Really Done It This Time

    About the Author

    Introduction

    My name is Sabrina Jury, and I am a Christian. I became a Christian when I was seventeen years old, and I am now twenty-three. I know, only six years, but what an amazing six years it has been. Although I had known about Christianity since I was six and I had prayed a prayer to accept Jesus into my heart so I wouldn't go to hell, I wasn't raised in church and knew almost nothing about the God of Christianity.

    I thought my parents' rules were God's rules. Between the ages of six and seventeen, I was a troubled and traumatized child who was very bound. I was exposed to many different thought systems and philosophies, and in some ways, I am thankful for that because I think it taught me to question things, and through that, God helped me to develop critical-thinking skills that have played a huge part in my trials and development as a Christian.

    When I was six and I got saved, my dad had told me that we were nondenominational. Aside from praying the now I lay me down to sleep prayer and thinking when I die, I would go to heaven, all this meant nothing to me. As I grew up, I wanted more out of life than the misery and cycles that my childhood offered.

    I experimented with atheism, witchcraft, Islam, Judaism, and different denominations of Christianity. I started really reading and, most importantly, studying the Bible and seeking who God was and what that meant for me when I was about fifteen, during which time I was in court testifying against my stepbrother for sexual abuse, and my dad and stepmother's tumultuous relationship was coming to a dramatic and messy end.

    At this time, I was reading my Bible and praying and telling people to believe in Jesus with what limited Bible knowledge I had, but I had no power to change, and I didn't feel like I got it until I was seventeen years old.

    I read a book called Not a Fan, which helped it click for me. The ingredient I had been missing was the Holy Spirit. Before this, I had never heard about sanctification, God's will, the Holy Spirit, or freedom from sin nature.

    I had been taught forgiveness of sin but not freedom from sin. I was only taught to try real hard to follow the rules, most of which were etiquette and social standards. When I had my breakthrough at seventeen, I got water baptized.

    My journey since then has been filled with many fiery trials, mistakes and triumphs, agony and joy, doubt and faith, but I learned some really valuable lessons along the way. Though my journey is not done yet, I feel in my heart that I would like to share these lessons with you. I hope they bless you immensely as you grow and seek God daily.

    I would like to add a disclaimer. I am not a scholar. I am not a genius, nor do I think I know everything, and I am not infallible. Anyone is free to agree or disagree with me on any topic. My aim is to share the knowledge and lessons I have accumulated in my faith journey and help others. Please study the scriptures for yourself and ask God to reveal Himself to you. Jesus is seeking our faith, as it states in Luke 18:8.

    Chapter 1

    Who's Your Daddy?

    How can we know who the true God is? I believe there are certain evidences within religion that point to who He is. (I use the term religion loosely because God is seeking a restored relationship, not merely a religion that is man's device.)

    The God of Israel is named Yahweh. Yahweh means I Am. I believe this is a powerful statement because it is simple and very grand at the same time. No other God is named I Am. Every time someone introduces themselves, they are saying God's name before their own. Only a true God would have a name like that.

    I believe Israel itself is a testament that their God

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