Renewing Your Mind through Biblical Principles: A Recovery Plan for Battered Women - Tapa blanda

You promised the girls that tonight you would go with them to see that new movie. You are dressed and about to leave the house when your significant others comes through the door. He takes one glaring look and begins to assault you. With your mouth busted and bleeding he growls, now you can go out! Let's face it most of us have encountered a domestic violent/abusive situation at least once or twice in our lives. The problem with Domestic violence or abuse of any kind is that the underlying force is spiritual in nature, and it must be fought with spiritual weapons. But that seems incredible. How can you fight an attitude that's so pervasive? What seems incredible or impossible for you, is very credible and possible for God to do in you, and through you. Did you ever think that your life of abuse, the things that you encountered would some day help others to overcome their abuse? Did you think that God would use your life no matter how tattered, ripped, and torn to help mend others? He can if you would allow Him. The story of your life: the abuse, mistreatment, injury, and insults you have encountered are likewise the story of God's love for you. God the Son withstood the most gruesome abuse, and ultimate death by man, His own creation, to redeem you back to the Father; that's real love. Therefore, this recovery plan is to help you to be renewed in your mind, body and spirit so you can help yourself and others to be delivered from domestic violence. Renewing Your Mind through Biblical Principles is God's recovery plan for you. And it will work, if you work the plan He has given_ His Word.

Brenda Leffall McGibboney is a widow, a mother and grandmother of two adult children, and two grandchildren. Brenda is from the great state of Texas, Dallas is her hometown. She has lived in various parts of the United States, but now makes Greensboro, North Carolina her home. Brenda has earned a bachelor of Social Work (BSW), from North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University, in Greensboro, North Carolina, and a Master of Social Work (MSW), from University of South Carolina, in Columbia South Carolina. Brenda has many life experiences which she use to help advocate for those who are hurting and abused in life. She has worked in shelters with families of domestic violence, worked in mental health facilities, and extensive work with families in crises. She recently retired as a social worker working with families in Child Protective Services. Brenda published her first book last year, titled Come and Dine with Me, which is listed with Amazon.com, Barnes and Noble and other book distributors. Brenda is a licensed Evangelist/Missionary working with outreach ministries in her local church and a Sunday School teacher. Brenda is the Founder/President of Renewal Center for Battered Women Ministries, Inc. This ministry was Holy Spirit inspired. The Lord Jesus Christ who wants His people to know that they have the cure to stop domestic violence in their lives. There is hope, and that hope is in Christ Jesus.