Several years ago, God began to speak to me in moments of silence where I was seeking His voice and through dreams.
There is a prayer for you and reflection questions with journaling space for Your notes at the end of each section to help guide you on.
Each chapter was another step for me to follow so I could see His direction clearly.
We have to be in a place to hear Him, and I have outlined some of those for you.
I had to walk through This Devotional for my life to be able to finish it for you.
I have heard from people of all ages desperate to have God give them an audible direction for their calling.
He knows what we need.
I feel God has given it to me in easy-to-understand, with-no-fluff guidelines.
I like to have things told to me straight and to the point.
Over the past sixteen years, during my search for His calling, God has used dreams, people, and His still small voice to guide me through the process of writing This devotional.
This book was written as God gave me revelation to the steps in Finding my calling.
It starts with saying, This is the day I will begin to follow Christ with all of me no matter what comes my way.
My faith grows because I know that as long as I am living, He is not done with me.
The devil seems to be trying to delay or stop This message from getting out, but all it has done is reiterated that through my storms and suffering God gets the glory! I have learned that in my weakness He shines more to those around me as I give Him honor for every blessing and continue to praise Him even through my sorrows.
Each new day is a step deeper into what He has for me.
These diagnoses have not deterred me because I know that God gave me This day as a stepping stone toward my that day, and I will be obedient.
Then, during my recovery, after having an annual mammogram, I was told that I had breast cancer again and had to have a double mastectomy.
First, I was diagnosed with kidney cancer and had to have part of my kidney removed.
During the editing process of This book, I was attacked two more times with different cancers.
God never leaves us and is always wooing us to the call He has for us.
Life was tough, and it didn\'t seem like all the things I was doing for God and the church were helping make my path become clearer.
During a debilitating fight with cancer, I was at my weakest, and I still heard Him speaking to me.
I needed to know what His plan was for my life because it felt like I was running in circles and hitting roadblocks.
Several years ago, God began to speak to me in moments of silence where I was seeking His voice and through dreams
