The "Sister Girl..." Series Category:  Religion Type: Non-Fiction Copyright: January 20, 2007 The key to journeying to your destiny lies within your availability to allow God to isolate you and cleanse you from individual components that may hinder your walk, which can be achieved by removing any deficiencies that may exist, as we were created by God and for His glory. Excerpt PRAY, MEDITATE AND STUDY. . . Use PMS in its best form, instead of unleashing your emotional tensions upon others! There’s a bigger battle to be won – there is bigger picture in the grand scheme of God’s design for your life! Prayer must fasten all the other parts of our Christian armor as we battle against satan. We must pray, not for ourselves only, but for others. Prayer will create such a peace inside you that when you meditate on the Word, you will develop a craving to study the Word more. Milk will be your desire, and soon you will stop partaking from the bitter cups of Hateraide. You don’t need your sister friends to validate you! You don’t need a man to validate you! You are a royal priesthood – a Spiritual DIVA! Divinely Intended for Victory and Abundance. Speak life to yourself through the Word. You are beautiful. You are classy. You are graceful. You are royalty. Being part of a royal family does not allow you to be the Queen of Drama. Yes a queen is part of a royal family, but it’s not a license to cause havoc and chaos in the lives of other people. It’s a Not That Serious Moment!

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Have you ever wanted to tell you Sistah Friend to shut up, set down and tell it to God cause you don't want to hear it? I have and Evangelist Celeste just helped me do it in her pocket book – Sister Girl…It's Not That Serious: Blueprints on the Road To Your Destiny.

This simply written 40-page compilation, of seven sermon-like chapters is written for women. Evangelist Celeste tells it like it is using urban language to discuss real life issues that all sistahs face. Learn how to shake those haters off with love and apply the Fruits of the Spirit to overcome. Recognize that you are a DIVA because you have an abundant life featuring the PMS method. Leave the "whatever" attitude behind you and seek out the Lord's will for your life. Discern when to shut up because God needs to be quiet so you can hear Him in order to follow His lead. Wake up and give your whole life to the Lord. Then and only then, will you totally surrender and see the glory of His riches are at your disposal.

Evangelist Celeste has related key problems of our lives to scripture. The principles presented should hit home for the sistah on the go. The lessons are tangible and all tied to the Word. Definitely, a book every sistah should keep by their bedside and give to all their friends. Don't miss your blessings because haters have you preoccupied. Sister Girl…It's Not That Serious!

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Reviewed by an Amazon user, July 28, 2007

In a short, but powerful book, Evangelist Celeste Kelley gives practical advice on issues that plague women, regardless of race, creed or color. Her topics of discussion include giving God total control of our lives, the importance of prayer and meditation, being still and quiet so that we can hear the voice of God instructing us in the way we should go, and the addiction of "hateraide" - a bitter drink made with guile, hypocrisy, jealousy, sugared with gossip, and stirred with malice. Kelley also stresses that we are royalty, Spiritual DIVA's - Divinely Intended for Victory and Abundance, and we should conduct ourselves as such.

I'm at a point in my life where I'm finally realizing the burdens I carry, the crosses I bear, are mostly of my own making and I need to lay it all at the feet of Jesus and trust and believe when He promised He cares for me and would not give me more than I can bear. And while I've heard the messages many times in SISTER GIRL...IT'S NOT THAT SERIOUS, reading it at this particular time in my life really brought home the fact that I need to let go and let God, and understand every situation is really not that serious.