To Walk In Faith
Twenty-One Days to Walk in the Power of Faith
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Introduction
This is a new season for us in this ministry. Working with Mark
Schwartz, artist and shoe designer, has given us not only great
insight about the fashion and beauty worlds but also a common
thread and passion for all things beautiful. You can find more
information on his art and designs, along with his many accolades
and expertise, on his website, www.highheeledart.com. We are
very excited and look forward to the success of this project and to
many more collaborations and partnerships.
As a culture, we may see spiritual matters as things that
exist on the fringes. You only need to read the headlines to see
where we could be heading unless we find the common ground of
grace.
We often believe that it is one side or another. I believe we
have forgotten that our spiritual nature is in our DNA. Denying
our spiritual nature is like denying our next breath. We may not
see it, but it’s in our spirit, where we can achieve the ultimate
potential of peace and goodwill.
We may vary in our beliefs; however, we each desire the
safety of our loved ones and peace in our communities.
Because I will never be able to deny how much I love being
a woman and how much I love fashion, I chose to use shoes as the
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symbol of our daily walk in and through Christ. As Americans, we
sometimes take for granted that we have choices.
Why shoes? Shoes remind me how easy it is to walk in
certain attitudes. They also remind me how easy it can be to
change your attitude. When you look at a woman fully dressed,
her shoes tell the story of where she intends to go.
I’ve always admired shoes. My earliest memory of
admiring them was an Easter Holiday. When I saw a little girl
wearing a pair of white patent leather shoes with a white pom-
pom at the top. The frilly pom-poms made it seem as if she was
dancing with every step.
What shoes a woman chooses to wear is a tell of what
roads she’s willing to tread. Athletic or sporty shoes are more
dynamic and suggest a “can-do, will do” attitude. Wearing high-
heeled shoes is a bold statement. Reflecting what heights she’s
aspiring and willing to go. While boots are meant to be worn for
protection. A demonstration of preparedness for what comes
her way.
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About the Book
This book offers twenty-one days of walking in the power of spiritual faith. Wearing shoes is like putting on an attitude. Although necessary to protect our feet, shoes are also an accessory. A woman’s shoes let the world get an idea on where she is going. Athletic or sporty shoes are more dynamic and express a can-do attitude. Wearing high-heeled shoes is a bold statement. Boots are worn for protection and are also seen as a demonstration of what you can accomplish.
Sandals speak of a carefree nature, and being barefoot in the Bible refers to being in God’s presence. That lends intimacy to the very meaning of being barefoot.
My intention is that we can connect with the simplicity of wearing shoes as we become aware of our spiritual nature in Christ.
About the Author
Followed by years ministering the Word of God, Sandra J. Petrusaitis teaches from the Bible in a fresh new way. A praise and worship leader, she strives to encourage and inspire believers and non-believers alike.
Sandra first experienced the love of God as a survivor of domestic violence and single mother.
Today, Sandra J. Petrusaitis attributes the vibrancy of her passion and the measure of her success to her salvation as well as her intimate relationship with God.
A Christian author and engaging speaker, Sandra J. Petrusaitis uses her spiritual gift to inspire a passion for God through Christ. If you desire to have a more intimate relationship with God or are seeking a faith and passion you once had, contact Sandra J. Petrusaitis today! Learn to develop a strong and rewarding relationship with Him as you listen to the passionate teachings of this dynamic woman of God.