Reader Reflections
"Take up these stones… so that when your children ask, 'What do these stones mean?' you can tell them what Yahweh has done."
Every book begins as words on a page, but my greatest prayer is that those words become an encounter with Yahweh.
The messages shared here are more than kind comments or book reviews. They are reminders of His faithfulness—stories of women who prayed again, found hope again, surrendered again, and discovered that He was with them all along.
Each message is another stone of remembrance, marking what Yahweh has done.
Thank you for allowing me to be a small part of your journey.
Reader Voices
Hear what readers have to say about the stories that moved them.
"A Reader’s Reflection “She Surrenders feels like being guided along a path of reflection. The questions throughout the book keep you focused on what Father is teaching you through each chapter and invite you to examine your own journey. What I appreciated most is that the book doesn’t shame you for how you’ve coped with tragedy, loss, or life’s challenges. Instead, it gently reminds you that Father has something greater beyond your current circumstances. You don’t have to have your relationship with Him completely figured out. This is a journey, and the book walks alongside you as you learn to know Him for yourself. You don’t have to wait until you feel spiritual enough or know the ‘right way’ to connect with Father. The journey begins with a willing heart. The book allows you to move at your own pace—reading, reflecting, and applying one chapter at a time. It reminds you that faith is not a sprint to the finish line but a marathon. The journey itself matters. What you experience along the way becomes part of building a genuine relationship with Father. This book is not about becoming the most holy person in the eyes of others. It’s about discovering that Father is waiting, willing to help, and ready to place the right people in your life as you walk with Him.” "
An Early Reader