Escaping Egypt: A Slave on the Run

by Carrie Brown

Escaping Egypt will help you identify the bondage that we experience in life. We will expose how to escape the plantation of our mind where the task master ( the enemy ) is waging war. This is a clarion call to the spiritual sleepwalkers who have fallen asleep in bondage. As we awaken and break from the coma like state, we our commissioned to return to the plantation to confront and devour old taskmaster and provide an escape route for others in bondage. A slave on the run, has become a route that you will continue to experience in order to bring others to a place of freedom and liberty. Real Freedom is not just about your freedom, but going back confronting the enemy, snatching other out of the fire and jaws of Hell to experience freedom. Are you bold enough to declare the freedom for your family, marriage, life, city or nation? I envite you on this journey of a slave on the run escaping every snare Egypt has designed to stop you from reaching your full potential in God.

100 pages, Paperback

First published July 1, 2008

About the author

Carrie Brown is the author of five novels – her most recent novel is The Rope Walk (Pantheon, 2007) – and a collection of short stories, The House on Belle Isle. Her other novels include Rose’s Garden, Lamb in Love, The Hatbox Baby and Confinement.

She has won many awards for her work, including a National Endowment for the Arts fellowship, the Barnes and Noble Discover Award, the Janet Heidinger Kafka Prize, and The Great Lakes Book Award. She has also twice won the Library of Virginia’s Fiction Award, and her novel The Rope Walk was chosen as the All Iowa Reads Selection by the Iowa Public Library. Her novels have appeared on the Best Books of the Year lists from The Christian Science Monitor and The Chicago Tribune.

A frequent book reviewer for newspapers including The Washington Post and The Boston Globe, her short fiction has also appeared in journals including One Story, The Oxford American, The Georgia Review, Glimmer Train, and Blackbird. She teaches Creative Writing at Sweet Briar College in Virginia. You can visit her summer reading blog http://bookclub.blog.sbc.edu/.