All Is Not Lost Book
You Don’t Have to Stay Broken
What do you do when tragedy strikes? When you’ve been abused or traumatized, how do you heal? When everything seems lost, how do you find a way out?
Abuse, grief, and trauma can weave themselves into your thinking until you identify as disqualified and defeated. Even after the trial, the shame and brokenness remain. But Jesus, the Restorer of Hearts, has a greater plan for you than the life of a victim.
In All Is Not Lost, international speaker Carlie Terradez, shares her path from trauma to victory. Surviving a decade of sexual abuse, coming back from death at age 12, and learning to walk after paralysis, Carlie has faced her share of struggles. Now, from experience, Carlie shows you the way out of victimhood into triumph by teaching you to…
- Recognize the amazing comeback God has planned for you
- Shift your thinking and establish your true identity in Christ
- Arm yourself with God-given authority and supernatural tools
- Receive inspiration from firsthand testimonies: a baby raised from the dead, miraculous healings, supernatural forgiveness, and more!
There’s a victor inside of you ready to break free! What the devil sent to destroy you might just be his biggest failure—and your greatest victory.
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This is modern advanced cutting-edge Christianity at its best. There is no way anything in the book can be refuted, since it is written as the personal story of the journey of the author from being born as a non-Christian to becoming a leading pastor.
At one stroke the book slices away all the dead wood theology that has suffocated Christians for the last 1900 years. Carlie reconnects the reader with Jesus’ real ministry and the real incredible power that He gave us, but which the main churches around the world by and large have chosen to forget in order to push their own institutional agendas and keep us from knowing Him.
For this reason the book is a Godsend for the struggling atheist or non-Christian on the one side, and on the other side for the vast majority of ordinary ‘Christians’ who know nothing about a personal relationship with Jesus and sit in the same pew for forty years believing that one day they will go to heaven and meet him there. Both groups are ignorant of Christ’s teaching on the state of the world and how to negotiate living in the world with God’s active help.
This book is God-inspired and so the words are supernaturally alive and active. Consequently it has very powerful anointing and therapetic qualities. My guess is that most readers will be both enlightened and anointed and cry warm tears at the same time, through chapter after chapter. Only the incorrigible hard-hearted theologians who have never understood Jesus anyway will remain dry-eyed until the end.
Above all other categories or readers, this book is for those who are lost and need guidance fast, and that includes younger people. Older readers will probably mourn and rend their clothes and kick themselves that they never read the Bible enough to see what is hiding in the Bible texts in plain view.
But the book is so uplifting that that sad reminiscences and hard memories will not last for long. For the day that they have read this book will be the first day of the rest of their lives, but instead lived with hope, faith and joy through their intimate contact with Jesus, just as He intended them to do.
Another fabulous book by Carlie Terradez is ‘Miracles and Healing made Easy’.