Jeri Darby has 2 audiobooks on Listento.it, narrated by 2 narrators. The most-rated is Forgiveness.
Say So!
Summary
You know what you want to say, but the words are trapped in your throat. During times of desperation, satan attempts to snap a muzzle over our mouths. The last thing he wants is you shooting him with life-filled words laced with faith. he knows that as these words flow from your spirit, through your lips, circulating through your ears and returning into your spirit, faith is fortified. I am writing this book in the year 2020 during the historical COVID-19 outbreak. We are yet anticipating its aftermath. This pandemic has plagued the world and ushered us into a new era. Life as we knew it has vanished! We need unshakeable faith in this hour. Citizens are mandated by the governor to wear masks for protection of themselves and others. The mask is symbolic of what Satan has been doing in the spirit realm for generations. Even before this virus people have been wearing invisible muzzles. These demonic devices prevent the spoken release of God’s promises from escaping your lips and disbursing into the atmosphere. Can’t you feel it? Rip that muzzle off! Go ahead, do it as a prophetic act. Snatch it from your mouth and cast it into outer darkness! We have been redeemed by the Blood of the Lamb, and it is time to Say SO!
©2020 Jeri Darby (P)2021 Jeri Darby
Forgiveness
Summary
When Satan assigns someone to break you - like in the fictional account of "Cinderella" - his goal is to reproduce within you that same corrupt character. Then, you become accessible for his use to unleash your pent-up anger and frustrations on others. This cycle of reproducing hearts infected with unforgiveness spreading from person to person repeats until we have an epidemic of hostile masses who all “feel some type of way”! Some of them get guns and execute innocent people in public places. Many vile acts of hatred are committed from these poisoned hearts. We must learn to protect our hearts and to self-administer the antidote of forgiveness as often as needed; the supply is limitless.
©2019 Jeri Darby (P)2021 Jeri Darby