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Psychic to Prophet: A Journey of Transformation
Is it possible to go from psychic to prophet? My journey answered that question by highlighting my transformative process into my intended destiny. This process was long and arduous, however; the common thread we can walk away with, is learning to trust the process and more importantly, learning to trust the One orchestrating the process.It's all about Jesus. When it's all said and done, the ancient words penned by Luke in Acts 17 rings true - in Him, we move, live and have our being. My prayer for you dear reader, is that, as you glimpse into the prophetic process in my life, that you undeniably see the hand and heart of God. He is a precise craftsman motivated by love because that's who He is - Love.Journey with Michelle as she recounts her incredible transformation from high-level psychic to a clarion voice from the Lord. Follow this epic journey where a gifted child is abused and led astray into a world of deep darkness and rejoice when the Savior of the world relentlessly pursues and redeems her into the Kingdom of God.
190 pages, Paperback
Published April 19, 2019
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June 17, 2020
I enjoyed this book and rejoiced in hearing how God took the author from a very painful, dysfunctional childhood and transformed her into a loving woman of God. With God's help, she overcame the odds which were clearly stacked against her. I also enjoyed learning the insights she gained from being an active participant in the New Age psychic circles and then reading how her life in the prophetic ministry differed from those dark arts. She also had some solid, practical advice for those in the prophetic ministry and in ministry in general. She has endured a lot of fiery trials that have purified her and stretched her faith in God. She is someone I admire and respect.
The downsides of the book for me was that there were a few doctrinal conclusions she came to that I didn't agree with and I thought the book could have been edited a bit more to make the reading go more smoothly. But I'm glad I read it. I'd give it 3.5 stars.
A few quotes I liked -
"I believe so much of the body of Christ right now is not walking in the true gospel. So many are unknowingly living as carnal Christians. Carnal Christians are “self” focused. Everything revolves around how we feel, what we want, our dreams, our desires, etc. Jesus is longing for a bride who will love him back with the love He is worthy of. He defines love. He did define it at the cross. He gave all of himself at the cross. He invites us into the same thing."
"Fear is never conquered by one act of faith. Fear is conquered as we continue to step out."
"I find myself at my weakest point in the natural but more in love and with a heart full of gratitude for the journey, seeing His wisdom in the journey. I know it’s not over for me, but one thing I would say to anyone, especially those who are called to be prophetic voices: there are going to be times of loneliness and feeling cast out, rejected, misunderstood, accused, betrayed, and weak. I would say, look to Jesus. He went before us and walked it out."
The downsides of the book for me was that there were a few doctrinal conclusions she came to that I didn't agree with and I thought the book could have been edited a bit more to make the reading go more smoothly. But I'm glad I read it. I'd give it 3.5 stars.
A few quotes I liked -
"I believe so much of the body of Christ right now is not walking in the true gospel. So many are unknowingly living as carnal Christians. Carnal Christians are “self” focused. Everything revolves around how we feel, what we want, our dreams, our desires, etc. Jesus is longing for a bride who will love him back with the love He is worthy of. He defines love. He did define it at the cross. He gave all of himself at the cross. He invites us into the same thing."
"Fear is never conquered by one act of faith. Fear is conquered as we continue to step out."
"I find myself at my weakest point in the natural but more in love and with a heart full of gratitude for the journey, seeing His wisdom in the journey. I know it’s not over for me, but one thing I would say to anyone, especially those who are called to be prophetic voices: there are going to be times of loneliness and feeling cast out, rejected, misunderstood, accused, betrayed, and weak. I would say, look to Jesus. He went before us and walked it out."
June 14, 2022
I’m so touched
This was an incredible book, not because the editing was perfect or the wording flowing like poetry. It wasn’t—I believe due to several head injuries.
But I didn’t care. I was lost in the pages, reading in segments as Holy Spirit directed. Why? Because Jesus was in every page and there was just so much of Him that I couldn’t read in one setting even if I could have!
Thank you, Michelle, for listening to Him. Even though you didn’t want to. I needed this❤️
This was an incredible book, not because the editing was perfect or the wording flowing like poetry. It wasn’t—I believe due to several head injuries.
But I didn’t care. I was lost in the pages, reading in segments as Holy Spirit directed. Why? Because Jesus was in every page and there was just so much of Him that I couldn’t read in one setting even if I could have!
Thank you, Michelle, for listening to Him. Even though you didn’t want to. I needed this❤️
July 14, 2019
A Thought Provoking Fascinating Book
What struck me the most about this book was the author’s sincerity and truthfulness. As one of those people who is eternally looking for something that I am unaware I am looking for; I truly appreciated this book and her work. Thank you!!!
What struck me the most about this book was the author’s sincerity and truthfulness. As one of those people who is eternally looking for something that I am unaware I am looking for; I truly appreciated this book and her work. Thank you!!!
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