Apostle Dr. Miriam Hunt is a vessel of God. Born in Brooklyn, New York, Miriam started to learn about God at a tender and early age. Miriam has served in the areas of youth ministry, Christian education, mission work, church administration, evangelism, prophetic ministry, Christian counseling and the pastorate. The Lord uses Apostle Hunt prophetically in the word, the gifts of healing, and serving as a mighty prayer warrior for lost souls. With the wisdom, knowledge, discernment and understanding that God has graced her with, she is able to minister in any office of God’s service. In 2004, Apostle Hunt was graced by God to establish the International Prayer and Bible Study Line which allows believers from various places to come together and pray every weekday and to study the Word of God together twice per week. In the same year, the Lord graced Apostle Hunt to birth Word of Truth Ministries under the umbrella of Grace and Mercy House of Deliverance. Apostle Hunt has received an Honorary Doctorate Degree from the Bethlehem Bible College in Roanoke, Virginia. She has also received a Doctorate of Theology (PhD) from the Word of Life Theological Seminary and KBP-Life Bible Institute in Roanoke, Virginia. Apostle Hunt is supported by her wonderful husband, Pastor Raymond Hunt. She is the mother of three sons and one daughter, the grandmother of eight, and the spiritual mother of a myriad of spiritual sons and daughters. God gets all the glory and entire honor.
I Will Never Be A Slave In Anyone Else's Kingdom
by Apostle Dr. Miriam Hunt
I Will Never Be A Slave In Anyone Else's Kingdom
by Apostle Dr. Miriam Hunt
Published May 13, 2014
120 Pages
Genre: BIOGRAPHY & AUTOBIOGRAPHY / Personal Memoirs
Book Details
God gets the glory...He's got to get all the glory!
Slavery. Abuse. Mistreatment. Rejection. Pain. Disappointment. Fear. Bitterness. Resentment. Anger. We can all identify with these words in some way. We have experienced at least one (if not all) of these emotions at some point in our lives. People from every walk of life and every nationality can identify with these words. However... No matter what life has dealt you, these words do NOT have to be the place in which you live. Slavery can bring forth freedom. Abuse can bring forth knowledge of how to help the abused. Mistreatment can bring forth compassion. Rejection can bring forth knowledge of the God who has already accepted us. Pain can push us to triumph. Disappointment can lead us to trust in God. Bitterness can turn into positive action. Resentment can bring forth forgiveness. Anger can push us towards finding solutions. All it takes is one decision. My decision is that I will NEVER be a slave in anyone else’s kingdom. What will your decision be?