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About Mazuri Publications
When Jesus dwelled amongst us, reaching and teaching humanity, He used parables (Matthew 13:34) to convey the gospel message. In fact, The Word of God is composed primarily of stories that shed light on the culture of the day, are symbolic, and teach life lessons, but most importantly they reveal Who God is and point to our path for salvation. In fact, the New Testament is a recollection of stories about Jesus told by storytellers to their neighbors across national, ethnic, cultural, linguistic, and religious differences (Acts 2:4-8, 17:26-28; I Corinthians 9:20, Romans 14:1-10, Revelation 7:8-9). Their intent was to serve as Christ’s ambassadors, sharing the God-breathed, gospel message tailored to address the different needs, cultures, and experience
I use unique, creative, and God-inspired ways to share the gospel, helping you grow in faith and love.
It is my desire to help Christian women to share their God-inspired stories. Whether it be hosting a retreat, conducting workshops, coaching, or providing publishing support, I can help you in your journey of spreading the gospel message in the ways God calls you to do.
The Bible is sufficient for teaching, for correction, and for training in righteousness (II Timothy 3:16-17). However, sometimes we need a little help to better understand the its messages or to better share the Good News (Proverbs 27:17).
We are living epistles! We are breathing, worshiping stories crafted by God, the author and finisher of our faith (2 Corinthians 3:3, Hebrews 12:2)! It’s my desire to not only share my stories as a demonstration of God’s goodness, but to also share the incredible stories of others. Ultimately, it is my desire to help you rewrite and share your story — your empowered and exalted story of beauty, power, grace, and God’s LOVE!
A Fictional Twist on God’s Truth for Women – Naked and Unashamed, author Davenia Lea – the story of every 21st century woman – wife or widow, young or old, single or married, sister or daughter, working in or out of the home. It’s about women’s experiences of love and loss, of friendships and family drama, and of marriage and the role of women as God ordained versus what the world prescribes. It is the story of guilt, shame, and despair; of worries, doubt, and fear; of love, loss, and laughter; but most importantly, the story of redemption, restoration, and our re-creation.
