About the book
If you are seeking deliverance for yourself, a friend or a loved one then,
keep turning the pages. In this book Minister Brenda Burton shares
her life-changing testimony and victory of overcoming a homosexual lifestyle.
Her boldness to take a stand and walk in her deliverance for years has
helped those who feared the reality of publicly announcing their deliverance.
She has been an example for many men and women who desired to live a lifestyle
that is pleasing in the sight of God. I have had the privilege to witness
God’s transforming power in her life, and to see her become the woman that
God intended is a joy. The enemy seeks to bind us permanently but I am
confident that after reading this book you will gain a complete understanding
of how we can take a struggle and turn it into triumph.
~ Bishop Paul S. Morton, Sr.
About the Author
Brenda A. Burton is from the Cajun state Louisiana. She lived all of her
life in Louisiana until God called her to North Carolina. She is the mother
of one lovely daughter named Miranda who is currently attending college.
When she was 12 years old, God told her that she would do something to
impact the world. She knew that she would not become the President of the
United States, but that she would write a book or something. She has a
Bachelor of Social Work degree, and over 10 years of experience working
with people with disabilities.
She was called into ministry in 1994 and preached her first sermon in
May 1996. She received her official license in October 1996 and received
a plaque for “New Minister of the Year.” Also, in 1996 she was named
“Woman of the Year” for “Free Indeed.” In 1999 she received two awards,
“Minister of the Year’ and “Special Recognition for Mission Work’. She
has been on numerous radio and television shows telling her testimony.
Proverbs 11:30 b states “He that winneth souls is wise. Her number one
goal in life is to win a lot of souls to Christ. To win the lost at any
cost is what she is willing to do. She admonishes saints not to clean the
fish before they catch them. She tells this short story:
One day I was out witnessing in the projects with the Evangelism Ministry.
This guy came up and everyone thought that he was a girl, but I knew he
was a man. Anyway, I talked to him and invited him to church. He said that
he couldn’t come that day, but he would come one day. Well, one day I ran
into him again. He was at my apartment complex visiting a friend. I asked
him to come and go with me to church. He said, “Yes, I will go with you.”
Mind you, he had on a halter top and some shorts that were short and some
heels that were very tall. I did not ask him to change clothes. I began
to pray for the people at church. It was deliverance service night. I prayed
that they would not look at him, but pray for him.
When we got to the church, they were selling t-shirts. I bought my daughter
and myself one. I looked at him, and I asked him if he wanted one. He said
yes. Now when he put the shirt on, it looked as if he had on a dress. I
could tell that he was really uncomfortable in church, so I leaned over
and asked him if he wanted me to try and find him some pants. He said,
“Yes, please.” I called Tony and he brought a pair of his pants to church.
The guy put the pants on, and that is how the Lord changed his attire in
the church. We dressed him in the church. I didn’t try to clean him before
he was caught. He got saved that night when Bishop Morton made the altar
call. Glory be to God!
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