After the Pain
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Where is God when I'm hurting? Pain not dealt with leads to anger and resentment.
Just because people don't know who you are don't suffer with an identity crisis.
Most people can accept and adjust to pain from the adversary. I boldly admit that it is difficult to deal with pain from people we have loved. Psalm 55:12 states that it is not an enemy who taunts me. I could bear that. It is not my foes who so arrogantly insult me; I could have hidden from them. Instead it is you, my equal, companion and close friend.
What good fellowship we enjoyed as we walked together to the house of God.
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About the Book
This is a book written especially for those who have experienced some degree of hurt, pain, or sense of defeat in their lives.
This book is intended to let you know that regardless of the situation you may be experiencing, there is a higher power.
The guidelines given will allow you to come out victorious every time!
After the Pain was written to help encourage people to eradicate the debris of their past and unleash the destinies of their future. It is at that special moment you will begin to live out your dreams.
Go ahead and walk into your season. It's Harvest Time. My prayer is that you are greatly and richly blessed by the wording found in this book. I hope it empowers you to always be at your very best.
Much favor overflowing into your lives,
Addie Patricia Bennett
About the Author
Addie Patricia Bennett was born in Manhattan, New York. She grew up in the state of Alabama after her parents decided to move back south.
She is a graduate of Clark Atlanta University, where she received a Bachelor's Degree in Biology. She is currently pursuing graduate studies in a dual degree program.
She resides in a suburban area of Atlanta, Georgia.