No Room at the Shallow End
Jocelyn McClure thought she was doomed to a life of failure forever with no redemption possible but God – so rich in mercy, love and grace – showed her the way
Candid New Xulon Autobiography Shares One Woman's Journey To Spiritual, Mental And Emotional Freedom – Reveals How Challenging Childhood Experiences Shaped Her Adult Life
Jocelyn McClure thought she was doomed to a life of failure forever with no redemption possible but God – so rich in mercy, love and grace – showed her the way
2016-08-24
MAITLAND, FL— Jocelyn McClure’s new book, No Room at the Shallow End - Tales Of A Journey To The Deep End Of The Pool Of Life, ($12.99, paperback, 9781498470056; $6.99, e-book, 9781498470063) provides an honest look at the author’s personal struggle for freedom that eventually through victorious spiritual growth brought her to the rewarding “deep end” of life’s pool – and away from shallow waters. According to McClure, there are too many folks just wading in the water, hanging around the edges of truth and deliverance. She stresses, “there’s No Room at the Shallow End.”
Through her emotionally compelling story, she thoroughly explains that understanding oneself and knowing God is essential to a life of freedom in Christ and in general. Dealing with the core issues in life frees a person to become exactly who Christ designed them to be. She cautions that not dealing with those same issues is stagnating and crippling. She strongly encourages that if a person desires to be free, it is imperative that they face their past so that their future can be everything Christ intends it to be. The author’s genuine, transparent writing will help readers to have hope and inspire them to take the sometimes painful but always beneficial journey to their own freedom and a deeper, more meaningful relationship with Christ.
“My book provides readers with a recipe for freedom,” states the author. “This
includes
the ability to be free of negative thoughts and opinions of others and see yourself
as beautiful. Hard? YES! Painful? YES! Is it worth it? ABSOLUTELY!”
Although this is Jocelyn McClure’s first published book, her writings have been used for years in various manners ranging from articles written as the Editor in Chief of the Ellington Alumni Association Newsletter to being writer/editor of the "FACtoid" – a monthly church periodical. She is also a talented singer/songwriter and a church praise and worship leader, directing one choir and assisting with another. Jocelyn prides herself on being honest in this book. She was honest about herself even when it was uncomfortable. However that honesty is what she credits as the key to her spiritual and emotional freedom.
Xulon Press, a division of Salem Media Group, is the world’s largest Christian self-publisher, with more than 15,000 titles published to date. Retailers may order No Room at the Shallow End - Tales Of A Journey To The Deep End Of The Pool Of Life through Ingram Book Company and/or Spring Arbor Book Distributors. The book is available online through xulonpress.com/bookstore, amazon.com, and barnesandnoble.com.