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A Christian Fable
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flip flops Life with Bryson has been wonderful these past few years. I cannot believe that I could love someone this much. After having a famous mother whom I never met, days for me seem less complete. However, now I can continue the family legacy with my new upcoming gospel album, “My Love Letter to God.” Grandma Susie is not as healthy as she used to be five years ago with the second breast replacement. I am just hoping she can stay around for a little while longer. I don’t have any other family to rely on. Maybe the Lord will answer my prayer and restore my grandma’s health. Bryson gets angry when I talk to long on my cellular. He asks why I do not use the home line. Under my breath, I just sigh as I read from Recee’s old bible: "But the Advocate, the Holy Spirit, whom the Father will send in my name, will teach you all things and will remind you of everything I have said to you. Peace I leave with you; my peace I give you I do not give to you as the world gives. Do not let your hearts be troubled and do not be afraid.” (John14:26 NIV).
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flip -flops The Church is filled with members and friends rejoicing at the sounds of faith and belief as the First Lady testifies on faith and then deliverance. The Holy Spirit touches her with the warmth of forgiveness and servitude. Suddenly First Lady Kelly shouts with joy as tears run down Pastor Marks’ cheeks. Only the two of them knows the history behind this encounter but each individual member begin to feel a peace to whatever problems he or she face when entering the sanctuary that day. Pastor Marks: (The St. John Baptist Choir Begins to Sing, “I won’t Complain” in the background as the pastor begins to speak) “Sometimes we have some rough days and sleepless nights but when we look around and find a light at the end of the tunnel, we found our good days outweighs the bad ones. GOD has tested the idea of faith from the beginning of time with the tree of knowledge in Genesis Chapter 2:9. The tree of knowledge represents life as being good and tests our faith with evil. The Bible explains how eating from this tree will give knowledge of what’s good and evil. It is up to our faith in God to distinguish right from wrong and how to lead a path less followed and of righteousness.
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Shanae Gamble is an innovational writer, welcoming Christian myths and fables (CMF). Gamble’s style of writing captures her audience while aligning profound Christian ideas. Ms. Gamble has a unique way of spreading the Good News in hopes of bringing more people to Christ. Gamble has a BBA in marketing and an MBA in general management with two years educational experience in management and psychology at the doctoral level. She has been writing since a very young age and throughout college years. Gamble published her first books in 2010 and again in 2011 with Christian books, “The Earache Myth” and “God’s Dogs Go to Heaven.” Gamble wants the readers to engage in the stories while applying them to their lives.