Almost Jaded
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I have heard people say that man’s extremity is God’s opportunity. Many times, when we are at our lowest point, we are in the best position for God to step in and make a way of escape. Jading is not something new. There is nothing new under the sun. Jading is a trick of the devil and a weapon he uses to dishearten those whom God would use, those whom God wants to bless.
Yes, we have all experienced times when the trials and tribulations of life, and the cares of this world have caused us to feel like throwing in the towel. There are some events and heartbreaks that we feel will destroy our very desire to go on. Such feelings are not as unique as one might think. Although, when we are experiencing these feelings we may feel all alone, we never are.
There are certain levels of jading which I call shades of jade. Just as the stone jade has many colors and meanings, there are different shades of jading. I know this. Remember, I was almost jaded. But again, almost doesn’t count.
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About the Book
Almost Jaded is a testimony of what everyone has or will go through at some point in life. It is intended to provide encouragement, inspiration, and a sense of well being in portraying the fact that we are never alone. Although situation and trials in life become so heavy that sometimes throwing in the towel seems like the only option, think again. God has a plan just for you.
About the Author
Deborah Beavers was born Deborah Ann Rolfe in Memphis, Tennessee where she, along with her sister and two brothers, was reared by her maternal grandmother, who was a tremendous influence in her life. She began to seek the Lord early in her life and at the age of 20, in Wurzburg, Germany, she was filled with the gift of the Holy Ghost. She is an active member of her church where she serves as a licensed Evangelist, Women’s Sunday School Teacher, President of Pastor’s Aide, and Purity Lady. She is a registered nurse with thirty years of experience which have allowed her many opportunities to encounter and observe people from all walks of life. She is a 4th Degree Black Belt and certified instructor in Taekwondo. It is partially due to her personal near jading that she takes the opportunity to share the word of God every chance she gets, encouraging others to never give up on God and His amazing grace. Deborah Beavers continues to live in Memphis with her husband of twenty eight years. She has three adult children, a host of wonderful grandchildren, one great grandchild, and blessings innumerable. Though she wears the titles of wife, mother, grandmother, great grandmother, RN, martial arts instructor, business owner, Evangelist, and Sunday School teacher, she is most pleased to simply be called a Child of God.