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Call out to God…when fear is present:
The shadow was moving behind the curtain again, wafting here and there. It looked so human, like someone was standing on the other side of the glass. Lord, I am afraid. Maybe it is nothing, but I can’t sleep. I’m too afraid to look for myself.
Respond to God…when He is speaking to you:
Back outside he picked up the gas pump handle and started filling up the car. Then he heard it: That’s the one. Tell her.
Startled, he looked around. Who was talking? The words seemed sharp, firm, commanding. There was no one around him. Tell her Terence. Yes, it was Him.
Release to the Lord…those secrets that haunt you:
Selena had kept her secret for many years…There were days when she wanted to confide in her close friends but fear of their judgment kept her silent.
Jackie Reid has been story telling since her pre-teen days. As a young teenager she wrote her first book, creating the illustrations. With a vivid imagination and love for reading, many of her stories have come from personal life lessons. Becoming a Christian at age 12, she was active in a Christian youth group called Youth Ranch where many young people were led to Christ. She has stayed active in youth ministry throughout her life; currently serving as a youth counselor, and leading worship music. Raising three teenagers of her own with her husband, Mike, and being a mom to seven exchange students, her life has been enriched with youth. Her love for the Lord and desire to see young people know Him and His solutions to life’s problems is what has helped inspire her to write this book.
