“Hear His Voice”
Healing for the Mind, Soul, and Body, from Prophetic Intercession
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Stop Struggling
Stop struggling, my dear one, it's too painful for you and it crucifies me all over again. The refining process is taking place; it's taking place at my command and by my Spirit, saith God. There is no need to struggle; relax and be what I designed you to be. The way will open before you; let your gift open the door. There is a golden door before you; but you must not open it. I can only open it, my child, I and I, alone. I alone hold the key, you follow in mu train. There are hindrances besetting you which I must remove by my Spirit, saith God. I am ever cognizant of your needs, my dear. For, remember, your walls are continually before me and I have graven you on the palms of my hand. Yield the restless spirit to me and I will mold, I will shape, I will refine. Then one day you will burst forth into the sunshine, my dear. The sunshine of my love is sweet, my dear, sweet, sweet victory. You can not do the process, my dear, you can only listen, yield, observe to do all my commandments and rest, surrender. Surrender your will, your emotions, enjoy the journey; the scenery is nice. The view is nice because you can only enjoy what you go through at the time. A race revisited has no sweetness at all and no meaning at all, except to retard the runner. Keep looking on the upward way, gain nerw heights, and seek new plateaus. New plateaus are waiting, press on, press on, my dear. My dear, the race is ever before you. Do not give up; do not be dissuaded by anything. Allow no distraction to come into your line of vision. Work at your craft; discipline yourself and keep your eye on the goal. Allow my Word within you to spring up and take root to grow and grow and grow. It will produce the fruit of my life and it will bring forth the harvest in due season. You are what I've made you to be and it will flower; but not if you allow the growth to be stunted and thwart my process. For it is a process that I take you through, one that can not be rushed, one that can not be disturbed or hindered. It must flow as I direct for I alone see the inside of the plant, the inside of the tree. The tree of righteousness will come forth in due season. Rest and know this, my dear ones, rest, rest, rest in me,saith the Lord of Hosts. Rest is easy if you seek my face and hear my voice. Rest is easy, saith God, if you yield your members to me and me alone.
Psalm 14:7 Oh, that salvation for Israel would come out of Zion! When the Lord restores the fortunes of this people, let Jacob rejoice and Israel be glad! {NIV]
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About the Book
“Hear His Voice” was birthed from long years of daily meditating on the Word of God. Partaking of Holy Communion as often as possible was a big factor in the restoration process and healing of the author from many physical problems and emotional problems. This book speaks with a prophetic voice to reassure the reader that God does speak to his children today. That they can hear God’s voice for themselves is the basic premise of this book. Establishing regular habits of fellowshipping with the Holy Spirit through Bible reading and prayer is encouraged throughout the entire book. Readers of “Hear His Voice” have experienced healings of minds, souls, and bodies. Spiritual growth is the goal of the author for each reader or for the listener, as the case may be. “Hear His Voice” will bring help to the hurting.
About the Author
Affectionately known as “Miss Ida” as dictated by Southern tradition, the author started life in the Ozark Mountains. The miracle birth heralded a singularly blessed life. Born an only child she has the anointing to pray for babies to be born to mothers who have been barren for a long time. Other gifts of the Spirit operate in her life. The prophetic voice is evident as she ministers to individuals or groups. Healing of minds, emotions, and bodies are common when Miss Ida ministers and speaks from her book of prophetic psalms.
Educated in public schools in Charleston, S. C. she attended Atlantic Christian College in Wilson, N. C. where her husband was the only male with a car to drive all the girls back to S.C. on holidays. During those days female students were not allowed to have cars on campus. Twenty-nine days after graduating from the College of Charleston Miss Ida married the love of her life and their union lasted just two months and 9 days short of 55 years. Some of their most joy filled days were being on the intercession team while building a new church. Several small churches employed them to lead worship. Mr. Bill filled in for the pastors and Miss Ida played piano or organ. Being involved in prison ministry was one of the most exciting things they did during a fruitful life together.
Her professional life was spent in teaching both private and public schools at the elementary level, the middle school level, the high school level, and as a college instructor in Early Childhood for 14 years. She authored a state approved course on Diversity in Early Childhood Education. Concurrently she served as a Master Certified DSS Trainer for early childhood professionals. Several of her schools were serving special needs children or teens. Her calling to be a missionary was worked out as a teacher, intercessor on the healing prayer team for 45 years along with her husband.
Miss Ida has set a goal to gain proficiency in water color painting and to master the violin. There is no retirement in her vocabulary.
Their only daughter graduated from Furman University. She is a linguist, accounting supervisor and an avid photographer. She has published a book of nature photos and philosophical sayings to accompany each picture.
Miss Ida has experienced many types of healing herself and they came as she studied and grew closer to the Lord through writing this work and partaking Holy Communion as often as possible.