Exposing the works of darkness Illuminating the goodness of God
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Carolyn Sherrow, Author

“Exposing the works of darkness — Illuminating the goodness of God”

Hi there, and welcome to Cords of Grace! Wondering about the name? Well, several years ago, Author Carolyn  Sherrow had a picture of a hot air balloon in her mind. It was an illustration of grace. Everyone lives in the balloon’s basket. That’s a pretty safe place, right? The hot air that lifts and powers the balloon is the Holy Spirit. And God’s grace attaches us to that power. See the cords between the basket and the balloon?

. . . Grace

Inside, there's a wealth of discussion spanning mental, emotional health, and spirituality. Sherrow's books offer a deep dive into the supernatural effects on the mind. In both her books and her blogs, topics such as soul ties, identity, judgment, forgiveness, and the spectrum of dissociation—from the mere act of "tuning out" to the complexities of Dissociative Identity Disorder—are thoroughly explored. You certainly will be entertained by them, and maybe even see spiritual truth in the stories. The most important aspect of all this is God. He is the only one who can heal these issues. Our minds can be big puzzles. But He created the mind, and God can sort out the puzzle. The complexity doesn’t bother Him. Not at all.


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"You are not the darkness you endured. You are the light that refused to surrender." – John Mark Green

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I invite you to journey with me as we get in touch with our minds and emotions.

As we grow and heal in our relationships with others and ourselves.
As we learn truth.
As we become who we were meant to be.

Carolyn Sherrow's readers can explore the journey of collaborating with God to discover one's true self and the essence of God. The content, deeply rooted in personal experiences and real-life stories, provides insights into the supernatural effects on the mind. Carolyn Sherrow's guides, website and blog posts delve deeper into these themes, offering readers both entertainment and spiritual enlightenment. The blogs expand on the truths shared in the books.

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