Amen Savage: A Story from a Daughter of the Most High (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781647737689)

Become a world changer Spirit, soul, and body. Great things must come out of sorrow. When the soul is wilted down, God rejuvenates it with the power of the Holy Spirit. So if you go through sorrow, don't despise it; it might be the start of greatness. You can change the world.

Amen Savage is my life story as a daughter of the Most High and the daughter of a white-collar career criminal. My father is a Jewish believer that held our family together with faith in Yeshua despite the many obstacles leading him in and out of state and federal prison. Essentially, I adopted the lifestyle I was exposed to, and it caused tremendous hardship in my life.

I dropped out of school in seventh grade to pursue a life of crime. With my father in and out of prison, we had no access to money. I was left with no choice but to find a way to survive as a young girl. Living like a con artist and a gypsy put my life in tremendous danger. I was taken from my family and put into a juvenile prison. The Lord displayed His almighty power in my life throughout all of my hardships.

Isaiah 49:5 says, "The Lord formed me in my mother's womb to be his servant."

Isaiah 49:7 says, "I am the Lord. I am faithful. I am the Holy One of Israel. I have chosen you."

I have witnessed and experienced supernatural miracles in my life-like laying hands on my grandmother and the cancer leaving her body, restoring her back to complete health and life. I have learned the knowledge of what God's character is and how faithful He is throughout the life I lived. I've applied biblical principles and have seen the promises of God manifest in my life firsthand from tragedy to triumph.

In addition, in this book, we will be learning about:

- God's covenant with His children

- The nine gifts of the spirit

- The weapons of warfare and the armor of God

- How to cast out demons

- The rapture of Jesus Christ

Through my story, I pray that I am able to uplift, encourage, and edify all people.

- Holly Roze Schneider