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Fifteen-year-old Justin Montalvo is utterly bored — bored with life, bored with his family, bored with everything. But his mundane existence takes a sharp turn when he encounters a surprisingly hostile heavenly being. This encounter catapults him into a perilous yet enlightening journey through a mirror and into a spiritual city, where he must retrieve a special gift from God. With the unwavering support of his family, Justin embarks on a quest to discover how to wield the latent power within him, learning to war for his promise using the power that has already been placed inside of him.

These affirmations will help you overcome obstacles, embrace your power, and unlock your highest potential. Uplifting, therapeutic and empowering. Without a doubt, this book is one to add to your collection of self-empowerment books for black women.

The Church that God Made is a cumulative tale, telling the salvation story. The church in this poem is not a building, but a multiracial, multicultural, and diverse people. These are the ones for whom the son died, and to whom the spirit testifies of the father who gave his only son. “Men filled with lies” refers to the human race, consumed with greed, pride, lust, and all other sins. The cross is where the son was crucified. After his death, he was transformed into the king of kings.