New Life Dialogue: Powerful Words from I AM Calling

Wednesday, January 15, 2020

Powerful Words from I AM Calling

Here are two entries for January from my daily devotional, I AM Calling. I believe they're very important words for us today. Pictured to the side is one of my paintings. To help support sponsored children with a purchase of my art, see my Facebook page. Art for Sponsored Children

Therefore humble yourself under the mighty hand of God, that He may exalt you in due time. (1 Pet. 5:6)

Come to Me in the early morning light and listen for My gentle voice. Walk with Me throughout the day. Meet with Me today so we can have sweet fellowship. I long for you to turn off the television, the radio, the noise, and clamor of this world. Quiet your spirit. Focus on Me, your eternal Father. Put away those things that distract you from your purpose. Get down on your knees. Humble yourself before doing anything else. Be ready to listen. I cannot speak truth into a proud heart. It clouds the message. There is a dying world out there that needs to know the truth. You, My children, need to bring it to them in love. This is the challenge. All of you who are called by My name are to speak My truth, not your own. Listen and hear what I have to say. Be careful not to be puffed up because I have spoken to you. Recognize I do this for the good of others and not just yourself.

Casting all your care upon Him, for He cares for you. (1 Pet. 5:7)

My children, I desire that you walk though life untouched in your spirit by the storms of life. Walk in peace. Don’t let your spirit agonize and be fretful. Be calm and steady. I give you My peace that you may walk on water. Do you marvel at such a thing? It is far more miraculous to walk through this life in the midst of a raging sea and come through unscathed emotionally than to walk on water. Yet I have given you this ability. I will take all your burdens and replace them with peace. It will take action on your part. Cast your troubles into My hands. Know that I care for you as much as My Son. I allowed what happened to Him on the cross because of My great love for you.I AM able to handle all your problems.All you need do is throw them over to Me.Watch Me catch.

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Review of Sensible Shoes

Sensible Shoes by Sharon Garlough Brown
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

"> Sensible Shoes: I loved everything about this book, except the title. It seemed too pat for my likes. Anyway, on the positive side, I loved how the book dealt with a spiritual journey that you could join along with. I learned something from all the characters about myself and my own spiritual journey, as well as others.All the characters, brash and bold, quiet and timid, self-centered and productive and the goodie two shoes Christian taught me something about myself. It was refreshing to read a Christian book that dealt honestly with important issues: heart attitudes, motives, sex, self-centeredness, jealousy etc. I journeyed right along with these women. Freshly written, simple yet profound. I also learned much from the character who was the spiritual leader. I want to be her! What a wonderful, loving woman. View all my reviews">View my other reviews

Reviews of Letters to God

A highly recommend read and a wonderfully written book, witness the transformation of a mother who felt helpless to help her son, but turns to God and never lets go. Watch her faith grow and her son find freedom, redemption and deliverance. This true story will touch your heart and give you the faith to keep holding on. This book is truly a triumphant and wonderful testimony to the saving power of God and the power of prayer. Thank you Anita Estes for sharing your story and writing this book. Read more Christian Book Reviews 10 stars out of ten

Review from Yvonne Pat Wright, Canadian author

5 stars out of 5 Estes' writing is straightforward, fluent and easy to read, so much so that I was tempted to rush through the book (it's a page turner) without taking time to grasp the seriousness and depth of the narrative. The final outcome is proof positive that God does answer prayers, but not before Estes, her husband, who himself is battling self-esteem issues, and their two other children come out of denial and face the reality that their loved one is a drug addict and needs to be treated with the tough love that eventually helps in Ben's recovery. This book should be required reading in schools to help parents and students recognize the dangers of alcohol as a gateway to harsher drugs, a fact often overlooked. Read More

Reviews on Goodreads

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