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5 Minutes, 5 Questions With… M. Ann Ricks, author of The Blood Done Signed My Name

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M. Ann Ricks, author of THE BLOOD DONE SIGNED MY NAME
(May House Press and Publications)

Are the sins of the father and mother visited upon their sons and daughters? Undoubtedly damaged, Honey Lamb is a descendant of an unfortunate legacy of molestation, addiction, murder and bad decisions. She believed the unhappiness she experienced was somehow bequeathed.

Experiencing more than her share of misery, Honey makes a decision that may have ruined her life. Not realizing God places people in our lives, she embarks upon a journey that will open her heart to a divine inheritance. Will she accept the invitation of salvation or allow her carnal legacy to continue to the next generation? Will she come to understand that Jesus’ blood redeemed us from a self-defeating existence because He became the sinful inheritance for us while at the same time eradicating it forever, giving us a spiritual blood transfusion that would change us all? Either way she will never be the same!

Joey Pinkney: Where did you get the inspiration to write THE BLOOD DONE SIGNED MY NAME?

M. Ann Ricks: Because of a checkered past, a destructive familial history or bad choices, many have decided to live a life of regret and fear; resolving Continue reading 5 Minutes, 5 Questions With… M. Ann Ricks, author of The Blood Done Signed My Name →