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The concept of this book was birthed from the story of God speaking to Moses through a burning
bush. Two monumental things happened in that story. First, Moses was told to show reverence in the
place he stood speaking with God because it was holy ground. Second, he learned a new name for
God: " I Am that I Am."
Since humanity is created in the image and likeness of God, I believe that every person has a
fragment of the "I Am" within them. The problem is that many times what we allow to follow our
own "I am" statements does not reflect the work God wants to do in our lives. If God is within us, then
not only should who we are should reflect who he is, but it also stands to reason we are also holy
ground.
Understanding the holy ground that we now occupy, this book is written with the intent to help the
littlest among us start out with a strong understanding of the power and good that should follow
their own "I am".
We can see an example of this through the life of Jesus and the I am statements he made. Here are
just a few:
I am the light of the world.
I am the door.
I am the good shepherd.
I am the Resurrection and the life
About the author
License Professional Counselor and License Substance abuse counselor. I graduated from Winthrop University with a major in psychology and minor in African American studies. I obtained my Master's degree in Mental Health counseling from Webster University in Columbia South Carolina. I have published 5 books: Teens and Drugs, Opioid Epidemic The Goliath of our time, Is GOD a nigger, I am more than you Can See, and the Super Power of I AM.
