‘Fairest: The God Who Sees’ could be considered a prophetic, non-fictional ‘fairytale’ in which the God of the 21st century deemed to reveal His continued universal Omnipotence, Omniscience and Omnipresence.
Via the life of a least likely candidate, God shows Himself strong showering a plethora of miracles upon on those whose beliefs in the Most-High go beyond words founded in rote memory and Biblical History.
Using foolishness to confound those perceived as wise, God utilizes ordinary people to achieve extraordinary feats. These miracles and revelations extend from the sacrality of the Church to the piety of elected government officials. God recognizes the sincerity of humanity’s love for their Creator and uses the life of an unassuming commoner to share what His eyes have seen.
In culmination, the reader will be fully persuaded of God’s realness and love in the world of today. God speaks to humanity’s true colors with the challenge of demonstrating their faith with deliberate actions through godly choices. The Church Universal and those who profess to be Believers have been placed on trial. Political camouflage hidden before Covid-19 have been removed; spiritual wickedness is being simultaneously revealed, and God sees. ‘Choose for yourselves this day whom you will serve . . .’ (Joshua 24:15)
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Messenger of the Most-High God, Shirley J. Inkton was baptized by the spirit of Jeremiah at the tender age of eleven and has been resilient in seeking God’s will from that time forth.During her life’s journey, Shirley has been unapologetically driven to emulate the love of Christ with great fervor in introducing souls to Christ through the many testimonies of miracles God has performed for her good. Shirley is an ordained minister in the African Methodist Episcopal Church where she pastored seven (7) churches before entering superannuation.She is the mother of three adult children and the nana of five precious grands.
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