Review: Passport Through Darkness - Kimberly L. Smith

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We read about missionaries and people going out into the hearts of countries that are dangerous and yet, no matter what happens as long as they have god's faith they are forever strong and nothing can crush them down and destroy their faith and joy in the mission and of course God.

Passport through Darkness: A True Story of Danger and Second Chances

                             Review: Passport Through Darkness : Kimberly L.Smith - January 2011

Ever wondered what goes on in the minds of some of these missionaries who risk their lives for God's work , how dangerous that their lives can become at a flick of a switch. For one women Kimberly Smith her life was about to change drastically and take a path that she had never dreamed or crossed her mind before. Kimberly Smith was just like you and me and all the rest of the Godly and Christian women out there. She was an average everyday American Church attendee , a wife and a mother. Believing that she could achieve more with her life for God's work- she dared , yes you read it right . She dared to ask God to share his dreams of her life with her. By doing this, Kimberly was opened up to a brand new life and way of living. She decided to open up a foundation called "Make Way Partners" which is dedicated to ending human trafficking -an offense that is highly common in American and third world countries. When travelling , Kimberly and her family had their eyes and hearts opened to the atrocity and mess that human trafficking is about and it was in this moment that she truly discovered that she was the one that could make a change and put a stop to it. So over the journey of her book "Passport to Darkness" Kimberly talks about her journey of pain so terrifying and fearful and hurting to the gut-wrenching moments we feel in life. Her book "Passport to Darkness" gives us the view that no matter what happens when we put our lives on the line and give our all to God, he will not only provide but also care for us in a love that nobody can ever experience the full capacity without putting everything you have in him. Included in Passport to Darkness is also a guide to following our own heart's desire and discovering a way to live the purpose -filled life that God has planned for us all and it is only when you are following God's way that you will know what it's really like to bask in God's pleasure and love.  A heartwrenching and touching tale about how one woman gave up her safe and risk-free life in order to follow God's destiny that he had awating for her.



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