Email Testimony
From: Jackie
Dear Praying Medic, I have been following you for a while now and have read a few of your books. Your Emotional Healing process has been very helpful for me in working through current situations which bring up old feelings, and I'm extremely grateful for all of the content you so generously share on this process.
Yesterday, I finished The Gates of Shiloh (in under 24 hours - not an easy feat with two young kids!). I previously put off reading Shiloh because something about it didn't feel right; however, I've felt a significant emotional and spiritual shift over the last few weeks and when the title came across my feed the other day, I knew it was time to revisit it. I'm so glad I did. The vivid description of Shiloh's internal world - her alters, fragments, the demons and angels - blew me away and brought those mirrored pieces of my own internal world into much sharper focus.
Shiloh's encounter of our Father, Jesus, and Heaven were so moving. I was brought to tears repeatedly as she walked through her own experiences through His eyes, as it gave me greater understanding of how my experiences are viewed from God's perspective.
The process of Shiloh's healing and reintegration of her alters and fragments was even more moving, and I truly believe that I experienced healing and repair of some of my fragments just by reading the process she went through.
After finishing the book yesterday morning, I felt lighter, more free, more peace and more joy - for no apparent "reason" - than I've felt in a long time.
With this new perspective of angels, demons, our Father, and the healing process, I feel more confident and hopeful that I'll be able to walk through my days with more emotional stability; something that has been a lifelong struggle for me - thank you. Moreso, thank you for your work and your words, which describe something that I've felt deeply for a long, long time, but have been unable to adequately express. God Bless You.
The Gates of Shiloh🔗
From: Jackie
Dear Praying Medic, I have been following you for a while now and have read a few of your books. Your Emotional Healing process has been very helpful for me in working through current situations which bring up old feelings, and I'm extremely grateful for all of the content you so generously share on this process.
Yesterday, I finished The Gates of Shiloh (in under 24 hours - not an easy feat with two young kids!). I previously put off reading Shiloh because something about it didn't feel right; however, I've felt a significant emotional and spiritual shift over the last few weeks and when the title came across my feed the other day, I knew it was time to revisit it. I'm so glad I did. The vivid description of Shiloh's internal world - her alters, fragments, the demons and angels - blew me away and brought those mirrored pieces of my own internal world into much sharper focus.
Shiloh's encounter of our Father, Jesus, and Heaven were so moving. I was brought to tears repeatedly as she walked through her own experiences through His eyes, as it gave me greater understanding of how my experiences are viewed from God's perspective.
The process of Shiloh's healing and reintegration of her alters and fragments was even more moving, and I truly believe that I experienced healing and repair of some of my fragments just by reading the process she went through.
After finishing the book yesterday morning, I felt lighter, more free, more peace and more joy - for no apparent "reason" - than I've felt in a long time.
With this new perspective of angels, demons, our Father, and the healing process, I feel more confident and hopeful that I'll be able to walk through my days with more emotional stability; something that has been a lifelong struggle for me - thank you. Moreso, thank you for your work and your words, which describe something that I've felt deeply for a long, long time, but have been unable to adequately express. God Bless You.
The Gates of Shiloh🔗
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The Gates of Shiloh|Paperback
Shiloh hid her secrets well. Most of them had names. Charity’s job at the coffee shop seemed a breeze until death came knocking on her door. Two women, as different as night and day, somehow became best friends. Was it luck? Or was...