Holding the Evidence

“When you were dead in your sins and in the circumcision of your flesh, God made you alive with Christ. He forgave us all our sins.” ~Colossians 2:13 (NIV)

There are some things you hold in your hands that are more than objects—they are evidence that you survived what tried to bury you.

For me, this proof copy is one of them.

I am not simply holding pages bound together. I am holding the testimony of the one who once felt chained to shame, rejection, addiction, lies, and the names life tried to give her. I am holding the evidence that God can breathe into dead places and command them to live again.

Colossians 2:13 says He made us alive with Christ. That means resurrection is not only something Jesus experienced—it is something His grace makes possible in us.

There was a version of me that had to die so the woman God called could finally rise.

And now I understand: the grave was never my home. The chains were never my identity. The darkness was never my final chapter.

What I thought would destroy me became the soil where God planted my testimony. What made me cry became ink. What made me ashamed became revelation. What held me captive became the very thing God used to announce my freedom.

So, when I hold The Harlot That Broke Free, I don’t just see a book.
I see resurrection.
I see chains on the ground.
I see a grave standing empty.
I see proof that God kept His word.

And perhaps this book is not only evidence of my resurrection by grace. Perhaps God allowed me to survive so that when you read these pages, something buried inside you would hear His voice calling: “Come out. You have been in that grave long enough. Live again.”

Declare Today: I will no longer wear the name of what tried to bury me. I am forgiven. I am free. I am alive in Christ. What once held me will now testify that God brought me out.

Holding this proof copy feels like holding my own resurrection. God really brought me out.

— The Harlot That Broke Free
Colossians 2:13
Release October 17, 2026