Book Review -

I Am Who God Says I Am

What a refreshing read!  

Minister Kiesha L. Peterson's, "I am Who God Says I am," reminds readers of all ages, of something  priceless many have forgotten.  

Through life's challenges, unfortunately we undoubtedly forget who God says we are.  We become tainted with ungodliness that sometimes feel like shackles.  But GOD!  

Minister Peterson's book is definitely one of God's beautiful conduits used to bring his children back to the realization that we are definitely who He says we are.  Here is one of the most poignant and profound sections of Peterson's book, The Mirror.

The mirror is made up of a material that allows us to see ourselves, our outward appearance. The mirror allows us to see the color of our skin, our pimples, our blotches, blemishes and deformities. The mirror lest us see when our hair is out of place, it even lets us see when tears run down our face. However, the mirror doesn’t allow us to see the goodness that God has placed inside of each and every one of us.

The Mirror resonated with me so much.  Truthfully, I am guilty of looking in the mirror several occasions, only to add special touches to this or that but there are very few times I look at myself and say, "I am Who God Says I am", which is -

-Romans 8:2

 As a child of God, I am a fellow heir with

Christ.

-Romans 8:17

 I have been predestined by God to obtain an

inheritance.

-Ephesians 1:11

 I have been sealed with the Holy Spirit of

promise.

-Galatians 4:7

 I am God’s workmanship created to produce

good works.

Doesn't it feel good just to be reminded?  

Thank you so much Minister Peterson for gifting us with your tremendous version of God's love for us.  

Drum Roll Please....

I give this work of art   

Four Gold STARS