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Excerpt from  GodSway   (Keathley): Daddy’s Girl (part 1)             Did you ever think about jumping off a building? No, I don’t mean in a suicidal way. If that’s what you’re thinking, you should call a crisis helpline immediately, seek professional guidance, and then finish reading this book. What I mean is, have you ever thought about the circumstances in which you would consider doing something so irrational, illogical, and yes, dangerous, that you would never do it under normal conditions? Like stuntmen in a movie, you’d want to know there was something there to catch you, say a net. And you’d have to trust the people on the ground enough to be assured they would hold on to the net tightly, not to let you hit the ground, right? It would help to know they’d had lots of practice and had successfully held the net for other jumpers. And you’d probably want to talk first-hand to those guys, or at least read up on what the...

  Just released: the audiobook edition of the spiritually inspiring memoir, GodSway by Diana Keathley. Book description: Diana Skidmore Keathley's journey-of-faith account details a lifetime of extraordinary divine encounters. Messages from God in her childhood were countered by episodes of engulfing fear, culminating in one terrifying attack. In a last-ditch effort to rid herself of the torment, she challenged God's love for her and trusted Him to overcome the darkness. God responded and filled her life with a heavenly outpouring of messages, dreams, and outright miracles, molding her into a woman of audacious faith in the powerfully loving and intimately involved Creator. BOOK AWARD LITERARY TITAN GOLD AWARD Paperback copies of this book can be purchased at the  MSI Press webstore   at 25% discount with coupon code FF25. For more posts about Diana and her book, click  HERE . Want to buy Diana's book and not have to pay for it? Ask your local library to purch...

  Excerpt from  GodSway   (Keathley): Daddy’s Girl (part 2) On weekdays, late in the afternoon I sensed when it was time to start listening for the sound of the Ford Fairlane pulling into the driveway. Sometimes Dad would stop at the grocery store to pick up a few things we needed before the weekend shopping. If he was much later than I thought he should be, I would fret and hound Mom every minute or two with my insistent question, “When is Daddy going to be home?!” Finally, I would hear the car outside the window and race to hide behind the front door. I wanted to jump out and “scare” him as he came in. Many a time, Dad stumbled through the living room with a grocery sack in each arm. With me hanging for dear life onto his leg, he was trying not to step on me and fumbling to keep his balance long enough to set the groceries on the dining room table. Then, he’d scoop me up and give me a bear hug. The best part of my day was just beginning. He used to wrestle and play...