WILL OF GOD

Author Charlene Murray’s New Book, "God Is Willing," Explores How God's Followers Hold the Ability to Reject Satan's Works & Follow the Path to Accepting the Lord's Love

Recent release “God Is Willing,” from Covenant Books author Charlene Murray, is an enthralling look at how readers can work to reject harmful thoughts that are the works of Satan's temptation to allow heavenly and divine acts into one's lives. Through Murray's writings, readers will be able to further open their souls to God's will, allowing his blessings and messages to fill their lives.

 

Philadelphia, PA, March 09, 2023 --(PR.com)-- Charlene Murray, who was guided by the Lord through the Bible to gain insight into his Holy Kingdom, has completed her new book, “God Is Willing”: a faith-based read designed to help one discern the differences between the miracles of the Lord and the dangerous temptations of Satan’s forces.

“‘God Is Willing’ is an inspired book that reveals the loving kindness of our Creator,” writes Murray. “This book helps you become aware of what the spiritual realm is doing for you, and what it is doing to cause calamities in your life. Showing you how to discern the difference between the thoughts that God’s kingdom gives and the thoughts that Satan’s kingdom gives. Becoming aware of this will help you in your life. Being that we cannot see angels, we need to know the difference between the two types. God has made sure that honorable angels’ actions/ways be different from the demons, so that we the people can know them by the thoughts that we are given. It is our thoughts that propel us to do good or bad.

“There are many treasures that our Creator has left in the land for us, the people, to find, and having this discernment is one of them. This discernment allows you to not automatically accept the thoughts that you have. Once you start learning to reject thoughts that are harmful to you, the honorable angel’s thoughts will have a greater hold on you so that you can be released from the harmful thoughts. Honorable angels give us thoughts with feelings attached to them so that we can maintain our goodness.

“As you read this book, you will see how your thoughts can manipulate you to do things that are non-beneficial; however, utilizing your discernment will counteract these non-beneficial thoughts. Whether a person does God’s will or not, they can still have salvation through thy Lord, Jesus.”

Published by Covenant Books of Murrells Inlet, South Carolina, Charlene Murray’s new book is the perfect tool for those seeking to attain a higher knowledge of God’s plan for them and learn to open their hearts and minds to his divine guidance.

Readers can purchase “God Is Willing” at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes store, Amazon or Barnes and Noble.

Covenant Books is an international Christian owned and operated publishing house based in Murrells Inlet, South Carolina. Covenant Books specializes in all genres of work which appeal to the Christian market. For additional information or media inquiries, contact Covenant Books at 843-507-8373.

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GODLY MIRACLE

'God gave me another chance:' Crookston mom nearly killed by son credits faith for surviving

Angie Gonzalez, 52, has been released from the hospital just days after she was stabbed nearly a dozen times.

52-year-old Angie Gonzalez.

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By Matt Henson

 

March 08, 2023 11:34 PM

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CROOKSTON, Minn. — It's nothing short of a miracle.

A Crookston mom nearly killed on a city sidewalk during a viscous knife attack was released from the hospital Wednesday, March 8.

Her son, 36-year-old Kevin Corona, is facing attempted murder charges.

Five days after 52-year-old Angie Gonzalez was stabbed nearly a dozen times with a knife that had a 10-inch blade, she is up and walking and eating solid foods.

"God gave me another chance to live," she said.

A lot of optimism from the mother of five and grandmother of 17.

"I kept praying, asking God to please be with me," referring to her ride to the hospital.

Last Friday, March 3, police say Gonzalez was attacked by Corona on the sidewalk in front of their Crookston home after he allegedly got upset she was moving to a different home.

Officer Heath Hanson was the first officer to arrive, and applied pressure to the nearly dozen stab wounds to prevent her from bleeding to death.

"I kept telling him, 'I didn't want to die, I didn't want to die,' and he kept telling me, 'I promise you you are not going to die,'" said Gonzalez.

Joel Schwartz was the one who called 911 that day. He was in the backyard with his four kids and heard the screams for help.

"I truly believe it was God that put him there at the right time," Gonzalez said.

Not only is he a new neighbor, but he's the new pastor at the new Freedom Church which held its first service the previous Sunday.

Gonzalez introduced herself after the service.

"To see that she showed up that first Sunday, that was God's timing," Schwartz said.

Schwartz obviously made a big impression on Gonzalez. It was him who the family called to come pray at her bedside.

"It was special to see. I wasn't expecting to see her just as full of joy, full of hope and faith as she was," Schwartz said.

They did not just talk about her physical wounds.

"I think apart from forgiveness you can't look forward with such hope, and apart from Jesus how do you forgive something like that," Schwartz said.

While Gonzalez is praising God for the miracle of healing, she wants to thank the doctors, nurses, police officers and the community as well.

"Thank everybody for all of the love and support, calls, texts, prayers, so overwhelming, so grateful," she said.

If all goes well, Gonzalez could return home by the end of the week.

A GoFundMe site has been setup to help Gonzalez.

A town-wide enchilada feed will be held Friday, March 17 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. in Crookston.

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By Matt Henson

Matt Henson is an Emmy award-winning reporter/photographer/editor for WDAY. Prior to joining WDAY in 2019, Matt was the main anchor at WDAZ in Grand Forks for four years. He was born and raised in the suburbs of Philadelphia and attended college at Lyndon State College in northern Vermont, where he was recognized twice nationally, including first place, by the National Academy for Arts and Science for television production. Matt enjoys being a voice for the little guy. He focuses on crimes and courts and investigative stories. Just as often, he shares tear-jerking stories and stories of accomplishment. Matt enjoys traveling to small towns across North Dakota and Minnesota to share their stories. He can be reached at mhenson@wday.com and at 610-639-9215. When he's not at work (rare) Matt resides in Moorhead and enjoys spending time with his daughter, golfing and attending Bison and Sioux games. 

 

LINK:  https://www.inforum.com/news/minnesota/god-gave-me-another-chance-crookston-mom-nearly-killed-by-son-credits-faith-for-surviving