Bøker av Annie Brown

Learn how to control your emotions: This includes coping with sadness, overcoming fear, coping with boredom, and much more.We sometimes have the sensation that a large, dark object is watching us from above while we are experiencing emotions. But it's OK to have emotional distress. We may experience feelings when we feel excluded, when a loved one is ill, or when we feel inadequate because we weren't able to do particular tasks.Just remember that everything will be OK and that you can change how you feel. You are not alone; in fact, the world and I are both behind you. I want to see you take control of your feelings and channel them for your benefit.That's why you need to get my book even though I can't see you physically, we are connected by heart. I feel you and I love you❤️

This book is based on my journey so far.It begins with an adventurous lad and a caring nurse who end up conceiving a baby girl born out of tragedy.This story follows the childhood and teenage years of Amber Brown and highlights the complexities of trauma, physically, emotionally and spiritually.Drawing you into the mind of, at first, a very troubled and confused little girl to a young lady who is determined to find true love, inner peace and whether her memories are real.She needs to find someone who believes her. To answer her heart's yearning to know, "Is this for Real?" There is a very fine line between truth and fiction. With its many twists and turns, this story will compel you into the world of trauma and also some light-hearted adventures of a teenager escaping into the world of fantasy to escape her reality.

This first book, Wives Who Pray, came through the birthing pains of having a deep conviction for hurting and frustrated wives. As you read this first book written by this author, may you be blessed beyond measure. This is the first of many that this author will write to help strengthen marriages and relationships between men and women as the Heavenly Father has purposed. May you see to it that every woman in your life has a copy of this book in their library in heart. Annie R. Brown is the wife of Victor Gabriel Brown. She has two wonderful children (Victoria Ann Brown and Marques Aaron Brown). She has three beautiful grandchildren (Darius Wayne Thomas II, Daysha Rae Murray and Dekota Renee Lee Murray). She is a Bible scholar with a Diploma in Biblical studies (1999). She is also a Certified Life Coach. (2018). She Pastors at Praying House Ministries Inc. (19 years). She ministers and crosses barriers to save souls, edify the saints of God and boldly witness for Christ Jesus her Lord and Savior. She is the founder of Hasten to HIS Throne (HTHT 15 years), a women ministry. She is the founder of Wives Who Pray (birthed in January 2019). She has a passion and compassion for all wives who are in accordance with God's biblically ordered standard for marriage (between a man and a woman). She ministers and has a burn in her heart to see the captives saved, healed and delivered.

Have you looked in the mirror recently? Was the person looking back at you the person you used to be or are you not sure who is starring back at you. Sometimes during the course of life we allow ourselves to become what society says we ought to be. Society and it''s norms should not be how we define ourselves. God has made each one of us to be unqiuely different and special in our own right. When we take the time to examine ourselves we may be surprised how much of the real us is gone. Physically we disfigured ourselves or made ourselves sick trying to measure up to how society says we ought to look or be. Who I Be is personal. It is time that we focus on who and how God intended for us to be. We were fearfully and wonderfully made and we should find satisfaction in being made in God''s image and not who or what society says we should be. Our physical, emotional, mental, and financial status does not make us. Who I Be is about the person who can be themselves and not be stressed or anixous about becoming another product of circumstances or norms to be wholly.