Maybe you've wondered if your grief could ever be healed. Can a person move on? How does picking up and moving forward even happen? Perhaps you are overwhelmed with impossible situations. Can they be overcome? Will you find resolution? Are you fearful whether God will provide for your needs as you follow Him? Read on, you're going to love this book.
Beginning with a tragic loss in her family, Japhlet tells of her life pilgrimage candidly. She takes the reader through innumerable accounts where the Lord had to show up, or everything would be lost. You'll want to read, and read, and read some more. There's suspenseful adventures and surprises, tears and laughter, and God's unfailing faithfulness spread throughout.
Here's also the story of a couple sent out from India to bring the Gospel to the people of Thailand. Here's the story of deep prayer, deep faith, deep sorrow, and deep lessons learned at the hand of the Lord. And here's the story of amazing miracles, God's provision, His peace amidst turmoil, and His joy poured out for sorrow. Normal people with regular lives, willing to press forward in following Him, NO TURNING BACK.
Japhlet's life journey is bathed in prayer, music, friendships, and the Word of God. These themes are painted through the pages of her autobiography. Her passion to follow Christ is inspired by her own father who traveled on rugged roads and forded rivers in his Land Rover (cover picture) to share the Gospel of Jesus Christ with those on the other side and her mother who taught her how to pray fervently without giving up. This book is the journey of an ordinary woman with an extraordinary GOD, for whom there is
NO TURNING BACK!
-Brett Mason
Missionary with All Nations and
Friend from college days in the Philippines
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An Asian Indian by birth and a missionary kid from Thailand, Japhlet O'Neill was educated in India, the Philippines and the United States. After a short career in music she has been serving the Lord full time across the United States through teaching, preaching, singing, discipling, counseling, and speaking at banquets, retreats, and conferences. She currently lives in Oregon with her husband Steve. They have one son, Daniel.
