Even The Trees Do It
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Many of us praise God only when things are going well for us; when the bills are paid, food is in abundance, the dog is fed, and everyone is happy, those are the times we give God a high-five every now and then because things are ‘good.’ During these times we are so pleased with how God is running the show that we sometimes will look up to heaven and say ‘You’re the man, God. Good work’ But how do we handle ourselves when trouble comes? when everything seems to be going anyway but good, when the bills are pilling up and food is scarce? How do we see God then? Is He still good? Will we still be praising Him like we did before?
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About the Book
Many people are always trying to understand spiritually, and ways to draw closer to God, especially in these trying times. This book is able to give perspectives on the value of praise and worship, and how to improve one’s relationship with God. It is not about what, or how one thinks about you, it’s all about your personal relationship with God, which many would not understand.
This book talks about the different ways of praising and worshiping the Creator; and some of the many benefits that can be achieved from our praise. Once one tap into that mode of praising God, the discovered benefits are indescribable.
About the Author
Yvonne Maxine Davis-Weir was born on August 8 to parents Melbourne and Edith Davis in beautiful island of Jamaica. She had 2 brothers Cleve (now deceased), and John, also three sisters Hyacinth (also deceased), Sharon (in Jamaica), and Maureen (Virginia). Both her parents are deceased, her father died in the early eighties after battling a long illness; her mom died in 2020 at the age of 89 from dementia. Yvonne is blessed with six awesome children, they are my first-born Michael who is now deceased, Linval, Sasha, Carlton Jr., Samantha and Clifford.
Yvonne attended Park Hall Primary School, Frankfield High School and Clarendon College in Clarendon, Jamaica. Halfway through nursing school, she migrated to the United States as a wife and mother. After some years, Yvonne was forced to relocate to another part of the county after suffering through years of domestic violence. After receiving another chance to by the Almighty God, she settled down in her new location, she worked as a nurse for several years before being called into the ministry. She obtained her Bachelors (Magna Cum Laude), and her Masters degrees at prestigious Trinity International University in Florida. She became an ordained pastor was heavily involved in the ministry. It is due to her teachings atTIU, coupled with her experiences in the different churches which prompted her to write her first book titled “Spiritual Abuse”. From there she was also inspired to write other books titled “A Survivor’s Story” and “Please Don’t Drop Your Baton”.
Yvonne is now close to completing her Doctorate Degree, upon completion, her desire is to concentrate on her company Sister to Sister Empowerment Group LLC which caters to the needs of those affected by domestic violence.