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Does God Choose Spouses For Us?

by topeogunyinka@gmail.comupdated on July 19, 2017July 19, 20175 Comments on Does God Choose Spouses For Us?

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It's almost a year this book was released and I'm It's almost a year this book was released and I'm grateful to God for the testimonies so far 🙌. Hardcopies available @rovingheights @sepherbooks . . I remembered a few parts from the book (maybe 'cause I'm working on something relating to it😁). You will find out in due time. In the meantime, what are your favourite quotes in the book? . . "...sad as it may be, my pains don't change Him but He changes my pain. He turns my mourning into dancing." “I love to dance. I took ballet classes in school, but didn’t go far with it. Something about standing on your toes and trying to find balance unbalanced me.” "But in this life there’s only one dance partner you need; and that’s God. Let His Words be the music singing over us as we dance through this life." . . So what's yours? 😁 If you haven't read it yet it's available on Amazon Kindle, Bambooks and Okadabooks.
Thank you sis @joannywhite for this beautiful revi Thank you sis @joannywhite for this beautiful review 💓 . The one thing I was hoping for in this book was a deeper exploration of some of my favourite characters from book one and let me tell you that the author did not disappoint me. In my first review, I had already expressed that my favourite character was Mayowa so when I read the blurb of this book and didn't see his name in it, I didn't think he was going to appear much in it. . It was however a pleasant surprise to find out that the book actually has four points of view. I enjoyed this book a lot more as I thought each point of view gave us a greater insight and understanding of the characters' fears, weaknesses and strengths. I loved that we could see the growth of the characters in this book which is a lot more than in the first book. . I loved that the author threw these characters into a whole new world of challenges which stretched their faith and challenged them in more ways than one. It was a very gripping story and once I got into it, I could not put the book down as I just wanted to know what happened next. . I loved that we could see both sides of the coin--a married couple, and someone who was single. I loved how the author explored the marital struggles especially when it comes to ministry. I loved the recurrent theme throughout the book which was dying to ourselves, and learning to surrender to God's will for our lives. I also loved the emphasis on not ruling out endless possibilities, and not limiting the hand of God in the way He works. It was beautiful to see how everything unfolded because for majority of the book, I could not predict what would happen next (which is a good thing). . I would definitely recommend this book to anyone who loves contemporary Christian romance. It doesn't matter if you're married or single. I think the lessons in this book are for everyone. The third book in the series is in the works and to be honest, I can't wait to get my hands on it. . . EBook available on Amazon Kindle, Okadabooks and Bambooks.
It's eleven days into the new year... Are you bein It's eleven days into the new year... Are you being intentional in your walk with God? Hope the above tips helps in some way. 🌞🌻 #christianwriter #christiangrowth
📚 About the Book: . . “I used to be a lesbian 📚 About the Book: . . “I used to be a lesbian.” In Gay Girl, Good God, author Jackie Hill Perry shares her own story, offering practical tools that helped her in the process of finding wholeness. Jackie grew up fatherless and experienced gender confusion. She embraced masculinity and homosexuality with every fiber of her being. She knew that Christians had a lot to say about all of the above. But was she supposed to change herself? How was she supposed to stop loving women, when homosexuality felt more natural to her than heterosexuality ever could? At age nineteen, Jackie came face-to-face with what it meant to be made new. And not in a church, or through contact with Christians. God broke in and turned her heart toward Him right in her own bedroom in light of His gospel. Read in order to understand. Read in order to hope. Or read in order, like Jackie, to be made new. . . . 💮My Review/Lessons: There are so many things to love about this book. Her openness. Her insights. It was refreshing to read this book. Jackie opened up about her dealings with homosexuality. She spoke about how a good God came to her rescue even when she didn't know she needed to be saved. It particularly taught me God doesn't want a part of our heart. He wants it all. God doesn't want to help you with just your problem while you think yourself capable to solve the rest; He wants us to rely and trust in Him in all matters. Jackie's heart opened up to who God is and not just what others have said about Him. She had a revelation of God and His love and goodness. Same way we receive these gifts at new birth, and your transformation is from the inside out. I love how she admitted to struggling with her sexual feelings from time but laying hold of God's grace to see her through. It's a lesson that, even when we come to Christ all our struggles may not instantly disappear. We have to keep trusting in God to deliver us. . . Have you read the book? What were your thoughts? #christianfiction #christianwriter #christiangrowth
This Review! Amen 🙌🙌🙌🙌 God bless you p This Review! Amen 🙌🙌🙌🙌 God bless you plenty ma❤️ @saltmatters7 I always love reading your reviews 'cause they are so refreshing and there's something new to learn from the book . Thank you, Ma 🌻🌻🌻 . . Reposted from @saltmatters7 Salt on Crumbled by Tope Omotosho This was a hard, disconcerting yet exhilarating read. It’s never taken me this long to read any of Tope’s book and I actually had to take some time to figure out why. Even before I could fully articulate my thoughts, deep within, somehow I already knew. In the stories of her characters, I kept coming face to face with bits of my past and it was uncomfortable. So I stopped reading often and took my time picking it up again. But none of my own personal drama dealing afresh with unresolved issues can take away from the powerful messages of ‘Crumbled’. There are so many takeaways but my personal favorite is the one that assures me that there is absolutely no such thing as irreparable damage with God. There is no hurt the Holy Spirit can’t sooth over. We may fall down, crumbled in a heap, our lives in pieces on the floor.. the Love of God is able to raise us to our feet again. We just have to listen to His Voice and Obey his gentle instructions to dance with Him. I love all your characters but the story/journey of OmaShola and Tobi will stay with me the longest. Thank you Tope, for taking your time to explore the themes you did in this book. May God continue to teach, heal and free us through your writings. In Jesus name. Amen. #SaltOnCrumbledByTopeOmotosho #Crumbledbytopeomotosho #topeomotoshowrites
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