She Speaks Fire

Battling Shame, Reigniting Your Faith, and Claiming Your Purpose

De: Mariela Rosario

Narrado por: Mariela Rosario

Leader of the popular women's ministry She Speaks Fire, Mariela Rosario shares her story of abandonment and drug use to emphasize her powerful message of overcoming shame so that listeners can embrace their purpose and live boldly in the love of Jesus.

In She Speaks Fire, spoken word poet Mariela Rosario vulnerably shares her testimony of being abandoned as a child, which led to intense people pleasing and subsequent drug use. Then, alone in her house in 2015, she experienced a miraculous encounter with God that prompted her to turn away from those damaging patterns and begin attending church. As her relationship with Jesus deepened, she launched a full-time ministry, She Speaks Fire, which helps other women face their past failures and overcome feelings of shame so that they, too, can live fully and unapologetically for God and walk in their God-given purpose.

Unpacking the biblical story of the garden of Eden in Genesis, Rosario reveals the seven areas where shame did not exist in the garden, which are the exact areas where believers are spiritually attacked today:

• Communion with God
• Identity in God
• Community with others
• Purpose or work
• Dependence on God
• Affirmation in or by God
• Boundaries from God

By identifying the origins of their own shame—and the ways shame blocks them from living an authentic life—listeners will then be able to embrace the four steps to overcoming unhealthy shame patterns. When they begin to own their story, they will be able to give God glory and encourage others who are seeking freedom in him. Then they can embrace being bold for Christ and spread his love far and wide.

©2023 Mariela Rosario (P)2023 Thomas Nelson

Vulnerability & Humilty 🔥❤️

This book did not disappoint.

Thank you Mariela for your vulnerability and humility!

Keep pushing. The kingdom needs you and more like you. 🔥🔥🔥

God bless you girl ❤️

Couldn’t Get Into It

This book was honestly boring. I really tried to get into it but the monotoned narrative was just so difficult. I couldn’t even make it through half of the book. Very disappointed because I had heard great things. It just wasn’t for me.