Glenda Mays Shaw
Inspiring Faith- Based Stories
Glenda Mays Shaw is a Christian writer dedicated to crafting inspiring, faith-based stories that help readers find freedom, peace, and lasting joy.
She lives on a small farm outside Athens, Georgia, with her husband, David, and their beloved dog, Zoey. There, she tends a few herbs, whips up batches of jelly and jam, and loves nothing more than filling the house with the aroma of home-cooked meals for as many family members as she can gather. With six children, twelve grandchildren, and six great-grandsons, every get-together feels like a celebration!
Glenda’s New Book is Coming Soon
The Holy Spirit
Encountering Him and Finding Power, Peace, and Joy!
This is the working cover and title for the next book. The Holy Spirit guided her through healing, and He desires to play a role in our lives here on earth.
Answers to your questions
The book will answer many of your questions, such as why Jesus said the Father would send Him as a helper and teacher.
The gifts and fruit
It explains the gifts and fruit of the Spirit and can help you determine what gifts you have been given. All these and much more are answered in this small book.
Finding your path to joy
Learn how forgiveness can bring you healing and joy. Jesus wanted us to have joy. Are you living joyfully?
The Bible says that Jesus went to the cross because He knew the joy that awaited Him.
“Because of the joy awaiting him, he endured the cross, disregarding its shame. Now he is seated in the place of honor beside God’s throne.” Hebrews 12:2(b) (NLT)
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Other Books by Glenda Mays Shaw
Entering Adulthood
Entering Adulthood is an indispensable guide for young adults. Are you transitioning from school life to independent living? This comprehensive handbook addresses all the practical aspects of becoming an independent adult.
Entering Adulthood will be your go-to resource for improving your life skills, like renting and furnishing your first apartment. With well over 101 tips, you’ll be on the journey quicker than you thought possible.
Shaw’s clear, engaging writing style makes complex topics accessible. The book’s practical focus ensures you can apply what you learn immediately.
Bud the Luckiest Dog in the World
Despite being abandoned, Bud became the luckiest dog in the world! You don’t need to speak dog to understand his inspiring story of love, hope, trust, and care. Meet Bud, a resilient pup with a heart full of courage and an unwavering spirit. In this heartwarming tale, Bud shares his true and exciting journey, written with the help of a human friend, to inspire children aged ten and up.
Discover why Bud believes he’s the luckiest dog in the world and explore the unique perspective of a dog who has found his forever home.
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Using Perception, Perspective, and Listening to Build Deeper Connections
Understanding the distinction between perception and perspective is crucial for changing minds. Perception is immediate and subjective, influenced by senses, while perspective is shaped by experiences. Enhancing observation and listening skills, especially in children, develops empathy and critical thinking. Sharing personal stories can effectively alter perspectives and foster deeper connections.
Six Emotional Enemies Inside Your Mind and How You Can Abolish Them
The post delves into six emotional enemies—fear, doubt, indifference, indecision, worry, and timidity—that can undermine our lives and success. It suggests combating these with courage, wisdom, and the Word of God, presenting relevant scriptures for each enemy. Overcoming these internal adversaries empowers us to fulfill our potential and counter negative mindsets like imposter syndrome, leading to a purposeful life.
Do You Know About These Three Legends of Easter From the Natural World?
The author writes to inform and give some ideas for discussing around the Easter table.
My Year of the Eighth-Grade Falsies
The author recounts her year of humiliation because of her mother’s pride; she was forced to wear falsies. Growing up in the 60s, rejected and abused, was hard for the author, but now she is healed and is thriving.
Unlocking Resilience: Harnessing the Power of Ancient Native American Wisdom to Overcome Your Rejection Today
Born to alcoholic parents and rejected by her mother for being “too ugly,” the author faced a lifetime of pain and attempted suicide twice in childhood. Escaping the cycle of bitterness and self-destruction, she found emotional healing through the Holy Spirit, learning vital lessons of forgiveness and empathy. By understanding and walking in her mother’s shoes—considering her mother’s youth, the stress of an affair, a wartime abortion, and her guilt—the author forgave her, finding peace and urging others to seek understanding to transform their pain into joy.
Of the 9 Fruits of the Spirit How Many Do You Experience?
In a heartfelt reflection, the author describes how embracing the fruit of the Spirit transformed their life. Experiencing love, peace, and forgiveness after a troubled past, the author testifies to the Holy Spirit’s power in healing and overcoming abuse. A miraculous reunion with an estranged son highlights God’s faithfulness. Struggles with self-control and family opposition are acknowledged, ending with advice to follow Galatians chapter 5—walk in the Spirit to cultivate one’s spiritual fruit.
Living Like Nomads for Three Years Can Damage Children in Hidden Ways
The author recounts a childhood marked by frequent, unexplained moves and living in dire conditions due to their parents’ alcoholism, impacting their psychological well-being. They advocate for openness with children regarding family changes, reflecting on their own experience of being kept in the dark by their parents. Despite these challenges, the siblings all become successful and find security in their adulthood, attributing their resilience to a difficult upbringing and their faith.
Do You Have a Word From God for the New Year?
The passage emphasizes the significance of receiving a word from God for the new year, likening it to experiencing His love and guidance. It discusses Jesus as the living word and the importance of understanding and applying the received word in one’s life. The narrator shares their personal experience of receiving the word “commitment” and its impact on their spiritual journey and daily life, expressing a desire for renewed dedication towards God, family, and writing.
Know How To Harness the Power of Your Words To Empower and Inspire
The author writes to help inspire others to be empowered to act and live out your purpose in peace, grace, and mercy.
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