Drinking the Living Water

On that day I surrendered my life to Christ. As the tears flowed down my cheeks all the pain all the hurt all of the pinned up anger and all of the frustration was swept away. My heart that had been burdened was lifted my head that was bowed so low was raised and my soul that was enslaved was set free...Drinking the Living Water: A View from the Edge is a commanding spiritual autobiography in which Godwin-Starks is taught life''''s lessons on forgiveness health and healing and eventual wholeness through trials and tribulations. She writes honestly about her childhood growing up in Alabama her failed marriage at age twenty and the move that would take her six hundred miles away from her family. In her deepest moment of depression having lost her brother and two aunts she seeks God out of desperation. What she found was that he was always with her. However he was waiting to be invited into her heart.As you get a glimpse a first taste into her spiritual autobiography you will be amazed enlightened and thrilled at her honesty and sometimes-raw emotion. You''''ll know as she has known all her life this is a story that has been waiting for years to be told. When you begin to read her words you will read them over and over again. You will sense God''''s powerful hand upon her life always charting her course and direction upward and onward through trials and tribulation to peace and contentment writes Reverend Lucius H. Pitts.Godwin-Starks is one of the most powerful new voices in the Christian genre. Travel through the life of Deborah Godwin-Starks as you read Drinking the Living Water: A View from the Edge a powerful testimony of what God can and will do! At times it is heart-wrenching but it is a story that had to be told. You will be enlightened engaged and empowered. A fresh new voice on the literary scene Godwin-Starks will be a force to be reckoned with.-Delores Thornton author and talk radio host Upon reading Drinking the Living Water: A View