Saturday, October 3, 2015

A LGBT Member Report My Book To A North Carolina Lawyer

And so the persecution begins. I was just notified that my book, Surrendering: A Blueprint of My Life, was given to a North Carolina lawyer by a member in the LGBT community. Evidently, my book is causing strife in the relationship of one lesbian couple. An informal complaint has been filed, but I am rejoicing. For it is God who has come and using me to set this matter straight (Ecclesiastes 7:13). So please pray that God opens up the heavens and the floodgates to heal those in the LGBT community worldwide that are in need of healing. And that He protects me through this process and keep me safe until His will is finished concerning this matter.

For more information about my book, visit kambymanagement.com/surrendering.


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  1. Every person has a God given right to live ones life as they see fit. The goal is to work toward everlasting life via living the way God has designed us to live. If we are truly living by his word and have found peace, than one should have learned the basics. GRACE. Having Grace and compassion for others instead of me, me and more me. When one claims one has found peace from homosexuality via religion then why does one still cry out for help? You want people to have know your feeling that you chose not to expose. people can't read minds. not even mothers. Did your children exposed their every bad encounter to you as a parent? Were your children find with their mother coming out and then back? Did they turn out as adults just as U planned? NO BODY is Perfect... You will not heal by publicly slandering your mother. Once known, You were taken out of the sexual abusive environment. Took U too counseling (several different one) U were born with what ever flaws and positive gifts u have.. As u try to move forward in your life you are damning yourself from prospective employers who may see a person who has not resolve some deep seeded emotional issues. I have took your punches and slanders and the person who sexually abused u is still not being exposed. If that is fair and that is your truth so be it. If U want to beat me up I ask you for grace. Make it a family private matter. You have wrote a book, U blog on it daily. Since u are so open now and ready to talk, I would move in that direction. I am not your enemy. your enemy lies from within. My heart aches that U have not found peace. I carry a badge of anger and dislike for the man who I brought into ur life and trusted that he was a good and decent person. There was no magic bullet to remove gay from your body if that was an issue for U. If it was I did not know. So stop trying to guess or tell the entire world otherwise. When you was being abused, I did not know. I was the person who reported it to a mandated reporter once your sibling told me. Stop finger pointing and take action cause it appears God has not fixed the problem for you as of yet. He says, take your problems to him and leave it there. That you have not done. I am not saying to stop seeking I am saying if you do not change the recipe you will always get the same results. My prayers are always with you.

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    1. Anonymous. I think you maybe missing the point and that ok. I agree with you that "every person has a God-given right to live one's life as they see fit." You are absolutely right. God created all us with the free will to choose for ourselves. So many scriptures I can quote that establishes that, but I won't. To be honest with you, and I mean no disrespect by anything you have said here, but I don't really feel a need to respond to everything you mentioned. To me these kinds of conversations are best to have face to face so there is no room for Satan to create further hostility, outbursts of anger, dissension, etc (Galatians 5:19, 21). But I briefly respond to two things. (1) I am not crying out for help. However, I am following God's prompting and filling my calling as He instructs me. I don't know your standing with God, but depending on your relationship with Him, you should clearly understand what I mean when I say that. That should clear up for the purpose behind any of my posting in dealing with my past and my book, Surrendering: A Blueprint of My Life. People who are looking for freedom from homosexuality are not going to benefit from my story, my testimony if I am not will to be truthful and straightforward about my past. I am being authentic and I am not willing to give a water-down version of my truth. That will benefit no one. (2) Publicly slandering my mother is the last thing I want to do. I struggle every time God place it in my Spirit to share something honest about my past. But each I struggle, He reminds me about Chapter 5 in my book, Family Lies and Secrets, which is why I mentioned it in my post. Throughout the Bible God's word openly (publicly) exposed the sins of people like King David, Matthew the tax collector, the woman at the well and many others. Not to publicly shame them. Far from it! Romans 15:4 says, "Such things were written in the Scriptures long ago to teach us. And the Scriptures give us hope and encouragement as we wait patiently for God’s promises to be fulfilled" (NTL). My book and many of my blog posts serve the same purpose. If you are standing on God's way and true to it, then reply should clear up everything for you.

      Thank you for voicing your concerns.

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