Delivered by Grace

us through His word, we must let His grace surround, sustain and ultimately deliver us.

In today's world, grace is a precious commodity that is often overlooked. In Delivered by Grace, Beverly Armstrong eloquently conveys the many glorious facets of one of God's greatest gifts to us. Using Biblically-based teachings and divinely inspired poetry, this book explores all of the areas in which God's grace can give us victory in life. Delivered by Grace illustrates how grace is necessary in our thought lives, our bodies, how we interact with others and how we choose to let others interact with us. This author reminds us that even in dismal circumstances or the most mundane routines, God's grace is sufficient to meet our every need. These messages clearly demonstrate that if we are to fully experience the abundant life our Heavenly Father promises to us through His word, we must let His grace surround, sustain and ultimately deliver us.

BEVERLY ARMSTRONG is a renaissance woman, an energetic personality, called for such a time as this. God has gifted her to function in her calling as servant of God, worshiper, teacher, Deaconess, wife, mother, grandmother and clinical therapist. For years, this author has had a burning passion for GodÂ's people to walk in total deliverance and evidenced this commitment as she self-published her first book, Poetic Messages of Deliverance. This authorÂ's writings are profound demonstrations and reflections of GodÂ's Word as they honor, enlighten and edify by producing purpose, promise and possibility.

Her unique gift of expression was recognized by My BrotherÂ's Keeper Benevolent Society, Inc. (MBKBSI),
affording them no choice but to invite Beverly to join their on-air staff weekly with Moments of Inspiration. During this 6-month period, comments poured in weekly from the Detroit Metropolitan area listening audience about the effect that deliverance had on their lives.

God inspired Beverly to add knowledge and credentials to her spiritual, vocational calling. She attained a BachelorÂ's degree in Psychology and a MasterÂ's in Social Work, both through Wayne State University, in Detroit, Michigan.

This author is a recipient of the Graduate professional Scholarship, Margret Hummberger Private Scholarship, the Senior ScholarÂ's Award, and is a member of the Golden Key National Honor Society.