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Let My Future Uphold Me Analysis

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Preface My prayer and desire for Destiny Embrace Me “Lord” Let My Future Uphold Me is that this book refreshes and inspires the inner delicate side of you. I pray the greater one that lives in you rises up and declares victory in any circumstance you are presented with or headed towards. For we all are on a journey called life that is full of twisters, earthquakes, rumbles, and discord. We win in the end. God has equipped us with his sustaining power called Love. We are more than a conqueror through our Lord and savior Jesus Christ. As women we all have a common denominator, whether we have experience natural childbirth or not. We have all experienced paths that travel through the vascular system every now and again called pain, heartache and …show more content…

Sometimes the paths of life are so devastating that it can occlude the blood supply to our heart and brew bitterness, hatred, strife that ultimately leads to need for resuscitation. CPR! The heart is an organ that can hide many emotions, insecurities, jealousy, lust, pain, depression, guilt, craftiness, and evil. CPR, meaning Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation, because all these things cause our hearts to become hardened and die off from effects of life. Thank God for his son Jesus. God’s grace and mercy is everlasting and resuscitates life to our system daily. We can maintain a sense of fearlessness, peace, and love through this journey called life. All of the mind boggling life experiences continue to either help us depend on God, face the breaking edge of a nervous breakdown, or nearly sinking of guilt and shame and depression. The holy spirit and the hand of God are the only ones can resuscitate life in our spirit, mind, and body. God is the only one that can touch heart of mankind and its existence. I thank God for the blood Jesus that dialyzes my system daily. The blood of Jesus detoxes me, removes the impurities cleansing me of all things that are not right, and renews the right spirit in me …show more content…

Powerful words with human acts of kindness, qualities, and characteristics can bring divine connection to the heart and soul of mankind and its mere existence. What life is and what life will be is held in the potter's hand. He sculpts us as clay turning bricks into beautiful stories of diamonds, rubies, and a finale of Crystals and Pearls. How does he do this when we all as women are Rubies? This journey called life awaiting the heat and flame, turning our ashes into beauty and our pain into passion. Queens straighten your crown daily, polish it, keep it high on mantles, and adorn it with glitter of a smile. You are Crystals and

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