Could God Use Me Over Everything I Have Done?

About the Book

My book is about the vicissitudes of life that God can take you through any adversity you are experiencing on your journey in life and bring you to your consciousness by faith, from your lowest point to the largest point in life. God wants us to depend on him solely for everything, and not to put our trust in material things of life, as long as we believe Jesus is God’s son who came into this world to be the Savior. Jesus doesn’t want us to condemn ourselves, but to be saved. We need to respond to God’s love and believe in his Son Jesus Christ. God certainly loves us. What a comfort to know that his assurance is there. Even when you are weighed down with care and confusion with worry and nervousness. Beyond our life, if we really and truly have faith in God and in his word, His promise of eternal life makes our life complete. If we can only gain this view of our life, then much of our pain and unhappiness in our daily lives would vanish. Things that annoy you in the day or month or year will disappear because beyond them lies the unending views of life with God. The issue of a believer’s security in Christ has been abused by some. He doesn’t want you to live carelessly but if you go that way he is waiting with outstretched hands to receive you, once you are penitent.

About the Author

I came into this world on a beautiful Monday morning of October 17th. Born in Guyana, South America. My mother Annie Smith, nee Halley hailed from Perth Village, Mahaicony, while my Dad was from Georgetown. I have 3 brothers and one sister. I presently attend the New Life Assemblies of God in Christ Church in Queens, New York, and have embarked on studying Theology. The majority of my early memories from childhood are somewhat intriguing. My formative years were spent in Georgetown, Guyana. I migrated to the USA at age 16 years to further my education. I lived in New Jersey for a while, and then proceeded to Washington DC to College. I was married to Martin Luther Mallisham, 16 years (Dec’d) of Tuscaloosa, Alabama and David Theophilus Wray, (Dec’d)15 years of Georgetown, Guyana. I have three beautiful children namely Martin, Lamar and Nicole. I worked in the Social Service fi eld in South Carolina and New Jersey. My memoir is about my tribulations and tragedies in my life, which was devastating to me. Everything I tried failed. My life fell apart. I became disillusioned, depressed and had a tough time picking up the pieces and putting it to together. God spoke to me and reminded me that I needed to have faith. I was still in doubt, but he did not give up on me. He kept pursuing me.From then on, my whole life was transformed. That was a turning point in my life.