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by Janet P. Eckles

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Janet P. Eckles

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978-0817017019

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0817017011

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English

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Judson Pr; 7.2.2011 edition (August 1, 2011)

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Book Format: Choose an option. With a bit of Latina sassiness and an amiga-to-amiga style, author and speaker Janet Eckles encourages women to accept Gods call to dance, no matter what challenges life may bring our way. Readers will be inspired by her candor and resilience as she relates how Gods grace and love sustained her faith and hopeenduring everything from financial crisis to infidelity in her marriage, from losing her eyesight to having one of her sons killed and his killer acquitted. With biblical insight and infectious humor, Janet offers inspiration for women of every culture and generation.

Janet Perez Eckles, a blind author and speaker, knows how to take tragedy and turn it into a celebration of life. Janet is the author of Simply Salsa: Dancing without Fear at God's Fiesta. Blinded when her children were small, Janet learned not just to cope but to thrive in her life without sight. When tragedy struck her family again, Janet and her family knew their strength could come only from God.

Before Janet Perez Eckles became an international speaker, author, life coach and radio host, she had lost her eyesight completely at 31, suffered the . Published Book: Simply Salsa: Dancing Without Fear at God's Fiesta.

Before Janet Perez Eckles became an international speaker, author, life coach and radio host, she had lost her eyesight completely at 31, suffered the murder of her son and the acquittal of the man responsible. But she doesn't live in misery. Because of God's grace, her days shine with success and joy. ww. anetperezeckles. MORE BY Janet Perez Eckles.

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With a bit of sassiness, a touch of humor, and an amiga-to-amiga style, Simply Salsa encourages women to accept God’s call to dance!What keeps women from dancing to the freedom God offers? With passion and boldness, Simply Salsa exposes the lies and misconceptions that imprison women with unfounded insecurities and feelings of inadequacy. No matter the degree of adversity or pain, Janet Eckles has discovered an alternative to gloom—through the security that is only found in God’s love.When women in the Bible faced tribulations and trials, they sought God’s grace. Simply Salsaillustrates how that same grace offers today’s women the opportunity to: Leave the ugly past behind and look to a fresh tomorrow Find peace and increased faith as you wait for answers to prayer Embrace God’s comfort to conquer sorrow and disappointment With her own life experiences as testimony, Eckles will have you dancing!

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First of all, when you read Simply Salsa, you are not reading a book. You are sitting down for a heart-to-heart with your best girlfriend, who affectionately calls you chica, amiga. "Life brings all kinds of ugly stuff," warns Janet Eckles. "But the real problem is not our circumstances; it's how we respond." To me, this is the central idea of Simply Salsa. For the reader fighting through the storms of life, Eckles offers hope. She takes the reader by the hand and leads her through the storms and beyond her dark past, the lies she believes, and her insecurities. Physical blindness led Janet Eckles to spiritual vision and clarity, which she shares with the reader whose heart needs her to see herself differently.

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Janet Eckles lost her eyesight at thirty, became the victim of an unfaithful husband, and endured the horrendous murder of her precious 19-year-old son. Who could endure all of that and not be bitter, angry, and hopeless? How could a loving God allow this to happen?

In "Simply Salsa: Dancing Without Fear at God's Fiesta," Janet Eckles shares her very personal story and tackles these probing questions--and many more that we have all asked when going through unimaginable crises. With Biblical insight, rare sensitivity, appropriate humor and Latino wit, "Simply Salsa: Dancing Without Fear at God's Fiesta" will help you to know God's perfect love in the quagmire of tragic circumstances.

Some of my favorite quotes included:

"But amigas, joy has nothing to do with a trouble-free life. Joy has everything to do with the absence of fear."

"In all areas of life, unfairness abounds. And justice may be blind. But injustice allows us to discover the beauty of forgiveness."

"No amount of fear can increase our bank accounts, and no amount of losses can decrease God's provision."

"Those bumps aren't all bad. If they jostle us, that means we're moving ahead. And we're not broken down on the side of the road of grief."

"And with the same strength we use to remove the cheese stuck at the bottom of the tamale casserole, we must scrape away the "loves" that give us a false sense of purpose and satisfaction."

Are you a woman who longs for a deeper relationship with God? Are you a desperate wife who has been spurned, suffering in silence, or groping through the nightmare of abandonment? Are you reeling from the bruises of broken dreams, shattered goals, financial ruin, or strained family relationships? Are you on the road of dead ends, confusion, and personal mistakes? Have you dug your own grave of despair? Is hopelessness your middle name?

"Simply Salsa: Dancing Without Fear at God's Fiesta" will help you to learn the power of forgiveness and the secret to being made whole. Janet Eckles, through her physical blindness, has given those of us who see an uncanny spiritual vision into God's redemptive love in a fallen world.

Xtani

Janet bares her soul in this wonderful book. I read a lot of her writing as a devotional before going to bed. She gave me much to think about. We can all feel sorry for ourselves when bad things happen, but there's another way--a better way that brings joy. My life has had its struggles--nothing like the loss Janet experienced--completely blind as a young woman and the murder of a son. She shares not only her heartache, but how she overcame her hurt, anger, fear and resentment. I even learned some Spanish along the way. Janet was thoughtful enough to place a glossary of the Spanish terms she uses in the back of her book. Espera un momentito (wait a minute)--this book was written to mujeres(women) and I'm a senor (man)! Pon atencion (pay attention)--we are all, male and female, part of the familia (family) of El Senor (the Lord God). Yes, Janet suffered a great deal when she received the malas noticias (bad news), but in the end--caramba (surprise), this chica (woman) knows how to Salsa (dance). I plan to ask her to Salsa with me in Heaven.

Anarahuginn

Janet Eckles' Simply Salsa pulsates to the beat of God's heart. With wit and in beautiful Latino metaphors, Janet, shows how God leads us to him step by step until dramatic changes take place in our hearts. Janet is cheerleader, friend, mentor, and example as she helps us say, "Si to Jesus."

What a delightful but dig-down-deep book you've written, Janet. As I read, it kept reminding me of my own struggles and pointed me to solutions, and I also kept thinking of women I know who would benefit from this book.

I also love not only Janet's outright teaching, but I love the sweet undercurrent teaching, too, such as when she writes, "a time to celebrate might make your penciled eyebrows arch in surprise," and "wringing your manicured hands." By using details such as those about women's outward lives (to which we pay such attention), she gently reminds readers/me about the greater worth of the well-groomed inner woman.

Cathy Messecar, Author of "A Still and Quiet Soul: Embracing Contentment" (I received an advance PDF file of this book for review, under no obligation to give it a favorable review. This review is genuinely what I think of this work.)

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