A Voice Crying in the Wilderness

As this courageous, Godly woman traveled through the Smokey Mountains following the direction of her God to move back to Greensboro, NC, she was looking for a rainbow among the curves and rocks as she rounded the next boulder. She had just driven through a rainy thunderstorm with the sun now at her back. She knew that if the sun is at the right level and conditions were right, a rainbow would appear. And there it was! It looked very close. Her thoughts were, if I keep going around these curves, I might see the end of this rainbow. As she came around the next bend, she saw the end of the vivid rainbow go all the way to the ground beside the road. She shouted to God how awesome it was! He whispered loudly in her spirit, "If I can move mountains, I can move rainbows!" Little did she know what the reference to the rainbow meant. Later, as she was writing this book, she was explaining a teaching on how' to put on the full armor of God for protection in your life. She was writing examples when she made reference to her older son who is living in a gay' lifestyle. This is a turning point in the book. God has given her several promises about her son through rainbow, river and dream encounters, which she shares with you. In this book she shares teachings and insights on the gay lifestyle and also a personal love letter from God to those who think there is no hope or think God made' you that way. This controversial book may help you or someone you love learn how' to come out of that lifestyle. Don't be afraid to examine both sides of the issue. This is apowerful book that will give you hope, strengthen your faith in God and teach you how' to stand on His Word.