You Can Make It Through the Storm

By Diana Titus-Young

My family and I have experienced many challenges throughout our lives. Nevertheless, we trusted in Jesus, our refuge and strength in the times of our troubles. Regardless of the challenges or fiery darts that Satan threw at us, we never gave up. We encouraged ourselves and trust in God knowing that the battle is not ours but the Lord's. We stood on God's word and exercised great faith knowing that if we believe on his word all things are possible. This book tells about the many challenges we encountered and how we apply God's word to our struggles. In this book are testimonies of wondrous miracles that the Lord bestowed upon our family. We did not allow the enemy to consume us instead we rose up and conquer every devil that stood in our way. If you are experiencing any forms of trials and tribulations in your life whether sickness, death, divorce or others, this book will inspire and empower you to overcome with faith in God. Your faith will increase beyond measures. No matter what the situations are, remember, You can Make it Through the Storm. There is no need to sit there and die. Trials come to make you stronger, trust in Jesus. I trust and pray that as you read this book it will be a blessing to you.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Xlibris US
• Release date: Aug 31, 2013
• ISBN: 9781479709458

Diana Titus-Young

My name is Diana Titus-Young. I was born in Springfield, Jamaica, West Indies. At the age of eleven I accepted the Lord Jesus Christ as my lord and Savior. As the Lord molded and shaped me into His image, I yielded my will and ways unto Him. At the age of eighteen, I met and married a wonderful man of God, Reverend Zithie Young. The marriage produced six beautiful children. My husband and I worked together in the ministry most of our lives. I was called into evangelism and later pastoral, telling the good news of the kingdom of God. Isaiah 58:7, “It is to divide bread with the hungry and bring the poor that are cast out to thy house, when thou seest the naked to cover them and hide not thyself from thy own flesh.” In 1983, I immigrated to the United States of America. I pursued a career in home health and nursing assistance. God wanted me to achieve more, and so I attended The United Bible College where I received diplomas in general bible knowledge I and II. Further, I obtained a certificate in discipleship at The Way of Life School of Ministry, earned a bachelor degree in theology from Revelation Message Bible College, and later a Master in Christian Counseling from Jacksonville Theological Seminary. God has blessed me tremendously. My aim and desire are to continue spreading the gospel of Christ both near and far and win souls for Him. I am working for a crown of life that will not fade away.

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Contents

Acknowledgements

Foreword

Introduction

Chapter 1

Chapter 2

Chapter 3

Chapter 4

Chapter 5

Chapter 6

Chapter 7

Chapter 8

Chapter 9

Chapter 10

Chapter 11

Chapter 12

Chapter 13

Conclusion

Selected Bibliography

Thanks to my beloved husband, Pastor Zithie Young, for his tremendous encouragement and support.

To my six children, Nadine, Neuclon, Norlethia, Nelrose, Oral, and Virgil who, should the Lord tarry, will carry these miracles and healing messages to their generation.

I would also like to thank Apostle Henrietta Demonia for her encouragement and support.

To all the people throughout the world that you may come to know Jesus Christ and make Him the Lord of your life.

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Apostle Henrietta Demonia

Acknowledgements

First, I want to give God thanks, honor, glory, and praise for allowing me to write this book.

Special thanks to Pastor Zithie Young my husband, the priest of my home, who supported me with great encouragements by reminding me that I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me.

I bless God for Apostle Henrietta Demonia whom He spoke through that inspires me to write the first of many books. I praise the Lord for such an anointed servant, who has great faith in God. Thanks for your prayers and for helping me to fulfill one of my purposes.

To all my children, especially Nelrose, who have worked very hard to help me complete this book. They are all excited to see what the Lord has done—how he raised me up to pursue my destiny. I do appreciate you all—Nadine Young, Neuclon Young, Norlethia Young-Thompson, Nelrose Young-Stewart, Oral Young and Virgil Young. To God be the glory for the great things he hath done!

To my prayer partner, Minister Veronica Parchment, for all her valuable inputs and sincere prayers.

To Jennifer Hamilton, one of my editor and a wonderful sister in the Lord. I love you so much. The author develops and brings forth the idea; the eyes of the editor see it differently and add a finishing touch. God bless you.

To my dear beloved daughter and one of my editors, Nelrose: I wish you all the best. Without your great encouragement, knowledge, and God-gifted eyes and mind, I would not have reached this far. Thanks for all your suggestions and constructive criticisms. God bless you.

Foreword

When I first met Sister Diana Young, I was amazed at the radiance of her personality. She seemed to wear a perpetual smile, and genuine generous laughter bubbled forth from an inner fountain of joy. She appeared not to be daunted by her personal challenges and crisis, but would face them with an accepting and prayerful attitude, and with her ever present smile. She is a living replica of the psalmist’s testimony: The joy of the Lord is my strength.

My own spirit has been sharpened and strengthened by her charity and cheerfulness. I long for the day when I too will be at a place in my spiritual journey, where I can rejoice and be at peace in trials and adversities with the knowledge that all things work together for good to them that love the Lord. How liberating that must be!

Sister Young’s victory over despair, depression, and disease comes from her powerful knowledge of the Word, and her applying its wisdom and promises to the struggles in her life. She shares this steadfast assurance in God’s power and grace in the pages of the book through her exhortations and deep personal testimonies of God’s deliverance in stormy situations. Her triumphs have left her with the desire to encourage others to know this: You can make it through the storm. Don’t sit there and die. There is a lesson in faith, and a blessing awaiting the readers of this book.

—Jennifer A. Hamilton

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I thank God for my mother, Pastor Diana Young, a very well-distinguished spiritual woman of God. I am happy that you hearkened unto the voice of God through the prophet and fulfilled your first of many books. You are truly blessed and highly favored by God. You have an extraordinary desire to serve God until the end of your life. Mom, you have done a great job of raising us in the fear and admonition of God; we will extend this great admonition and spiritual love to the next generation and the others to come. Keep on spreading the Word of God everywhere you go. I pray this book will bless everyone who reads it, and that their belief and faith in God will increase beyond measures to ensure wondrous miracles in their lives.

—Nelrose Young-Stewart

Introduction

In 2001, the Lord spoke to Apostle Henrietta Demonia and asked her to tell me that I will be the author of many books. She said, You think you are not capable but God says you are.

I believed the words of this prophecy and so I prayed and asked God to lead the way since I had no knowledge of writing books. Very soon, thereafter, the Lord began to reveal to me topics and titles that I should write about.

The Lord revealed to me that many people have suffered from infirmities and do not realize that God, their Creator, could heal them. I felt they needed to be reminded of some of the promises of God; therefore, I titled this book You Can Make it