Holy Spirit Feed Me: 100 Days of Fasting

by Zakri Abdul Hamid

Overview

I was led by the Holy Spirit to attempt 100 days of fasting by incorporating fruit and vegetables juices. I share the bible verses I read, the juices I make, the workouts and fitness routines I go through on a daily basis. I share with the audience an honest doorway into my daily life and my daily struggles. I candidly share how I used to self-medicate with sex, drugs and alcohol. I also share that I was am emotional eater. I attempted and completed 100 days of fasting to purge my body all of all the impurities, mentally, physically and spiritually this is my journey which I share with the reader. My goal is to help the reader realize that we all have hang-ups in life. I am just a regular person just like you. If I can do it so can you.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781483576855
Publisher:	BookBaby
Publication date:	09/22/2016
Pages:	150
Product dimensions:	6.00(w) x 8.90(h) x 0.50(d)

About the Author

Lopez graduated from Manheim Township High School located in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. After high school, he played football at Shippensburg University but left after his freshman year due to 9/11 and felt compelled to join the United States Army. While in the Army, he was on the Army Boxing Team in Dexheim, Germany and was later stationed at Fort Hood, Texas. He became a Sergeant and served two tours in Iraq under the command of the 4th Infantry Division. Lopez earned a B.A.in Communication: Media Arts & Broadcast Journalism at St. Edward's University located in Austin, Texas. While in Austin, he was finally able to pursue his dream of acting. He has worked on several film and television projects while living in Austin. During this time, he was also perusing graduate school. He found the right program in Charlotte, North Carolina at Montreat College. He has been drawn to the mental health field because of his experiences in Iraq and what so many soldiers go through. Lopez is currently a graduate student as a counselor in training in the Clinical Mental Health Program. Now, his dream is to become a Licensed Professional Counselor, open a private practice and work with Veterans and their families.