It Didn't Kill Me!: How God Delivered Me from the Ashes of Divorce

by Kerensa Gulliver

Overview

It Didn't Kill Me captures Kerensa's journey through a tumultuous divorce and self-healing as she faces the daunting task of healing and rebuilding herself following heartache, betrayal, and shattered dreams. This book offers hope and inspiration to anyone who has experienced the pain of divorce, brokenness, and the challenge of starting anew. It's a story of triumph over adversity, faith over fear, and ultimately embracing life's infinite possibilities after heartbreak.

Throughout her challenges, Kerensa experiences spiritual enlightenment and discovers an inner strength she never knew she possessed. Through prayer, faith, raw honesty, and unwavering determination, she refuses to let her past define her future. She uncovers the power of resilience, deliverance, and the beauty of self-discovery. From the depths of despair to the heights of empowerment, "It Didn't Kill Me" is a testament to one's capacity to endure, heal, and thrive.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9798341851498
Publisher:	Barnes & Noble Press
Publication date:	12/23/2024
Pages:	68
Product dimensions:	5.00(w) x 8.00(h) x 0.18(d)

About the Author

My name is Kerensa Gulliver, and I am a woman who fears God. I am a domestic abuse survivor, a single mother, a sister, a friend, a colleague, a prayer warrior, and a future wife. I am a woman who will significantly impact my generation, future generations, and the nation. I am not perfect, nor do I want to be perfect.
I am a woman who is growing and maturing daily. I am originally from Guyana, the only English-speaking country in South America. I migrated to the US with my family in 1995. I was the first girl in my maternal family to obtain a Bachelor's and Master's degree in Social Work. I have always had difficulties learning and remembering things from a young age. Coming from my culture, I don't recall such a thing as a learning disability. I remember physical beatings being the cure that I endured throughout my entire childhood. At age 32, when I was formerly married and then with three children, I found out I had a learning disability.
From a young age, I always gave others advice, whether single or married. I never understood it, but I was always keen to help others and enjoyed putting a smile on their face. In the country in which I grew up, there was and still is a high rate of domestic violence and abuse, and in some cases, many women died at the hands of their abuser. At the age of 12 years old, I had a friend whose father had beaten her mother so badly that I said I hated abuse without understanding it. Well, guess what? The very thing had happened to me. I spent over a decade in an abusive marriage and questioned how I got there. Through faith, prayer, fasting, and trust in God, I rediscovered myself and learned how to heal from traumatic situations.
What I didn't realize is that abuse has some roots in spiritual warfare. People frequently enter unhealthy relationships due to a lack of understanding. Additionally, when you are a broken person who experienced child abuse, sexual abuse, mental abuse, oppression, rejection, people-pleasing, low self-esteem, and so on and has not healed from those past traumas, it will resurface and affect you later in life.
It is beneficial that we learn to go through our healing process. This allows us to find our authentic selves, discover and address our disappointments and hurts, and forgive those who have wronged us. I encourage you to embark on this incredible journey of healing, rediscovery, becoming a healthier version of yourself, and developing an authentic relationship with God.

Editorial Reviews

Powerful, moving, and enlightening. Reading how she overcame her challenges and realized her strength is uplifting. A perfect read to help you through lifes challenges. You aren't alone.

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