Synopsis "This Walk Ain't Easy!: But, Help Is Along the Way"
This Book portrays the journey of a "Miss Guided," woman, who was raised inchurch, practiced religion but failed to develop a personal relationship withGod. The story depicts how the lack of this vital relationship leads to unresolvedchildhood issues, diminished self-worth, and a burning desire for wholeness and asearch for unconditional love.Although this story resides in a fictional setting, it reveals true to life, heartbreakingtestimony of how a young woman makes a series of bad decisions that sends her intoa downward spiral which creates a deeper void in her life. Miss Guided is inspired andencouraged by the graphic testimonies of four persevering women. The women's storiesare also true stories deposited into a fictional setting and written in their own words.Teen pregnancy, single parenting, drug addiction, domestic violence, incarceration, suicide, and chronic illness are just a few of the things the woman endure.A Sheppard (Rev. Gilbert Pickett Sr.) guides this transformation process through hissupport and scripture-based words of wisdom. Miss Guided undergoes a process ofrevelation, reflection and change. She becomes whole, healed and demonstrates howGod can take ordinary people and do extraordinary things.Through her journey, Miss Guided develops an understanding of the ChristianDevelopment process and comes to terms with the fact that This Walk Ain't Easy butHelp is Along the Way.Felicia Joy Devine is proof that God can take ordinary People and Do Extraordinarythings. For 30+ years Felicia worked in the field of Social Work helping Families, youth, and Adults through some of Life's toughest challenges. Although this work wasrewarding there was always something missing. The answer became apparent whenFelicia Rededicated her life to God, understanding the difference between Religionand developing an intimate, consistent Relationship with God. There was a shift fromher secular work to God's Kingdom Development work. Felicia is now purposed tohelp families, youth and adults understand the difference between being Saved andBound to becoming Saved and Set Free.
