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The Makeover You Can't Afford to Miss

“There was a time when I struggled with who I was. I would look into the mirror and see a distorted reflection covered with flaws. I tried desperately to cover my imperfections, but all I could see were my failures staring back at me. Christ was part of my life—I read my Bible, prayed, meditated, and was even active in the church—but I still felt incomplete. Then, in 2012, I was involved in a car accident. My injuries prevented me from returning to work for several months, and I began to feel depressed. As I battled insomnia one night, the sweet voice of God reminded me that He had spared my life for a reason, so I picked up my Bible with a new resolve. And the more I read, the clearer things became. Seeking Christ became the emphasis of my life. His words changed the reflection I saw in the mirror, and I began to see myself becoming more and more like Christ as I studied His blueprint and applied it to my life.” Reflections of Christ is a collection of biblical meditations, with many of the scriptures that inspired Tritia Miller-Edwards during her recovery. These words gave her knowledge and understanding of the power and might of Christ, but also revealed her worth to Him. If you are struggling with your reflection, open your heart and mind to the transformative powers of Christ, and prepare to begin your ultimate makeover!

What do you see when you look at me? pg 281 Now you see a woman of God That know I am the daughter of a king He has loosed my chains and shackles He died on the cross to set me free I know that I am beautiful Because in His image I was made Though my sins had me in bondage By His blood I have been saved I no longer desire to hear the lies Coming from mans deceitful lips Everyday I talk to my Father As He gives me helpful tips One day in tears I asked Him Why I sometimes feel all alone He said, "My child that is what happens When you put your trust in man Instead of me who sits on the throne." So now I truly understand How delicate I was designed to be And through long nights I am reassured No weapon formed shall prosper against me.