Ep 63 A Legacy of Fortified Faith, with Author, Speaker Nylse Esahc

What better testimonial than a daughter asking her mother for marriage advice right before getting married?

Who wouldn't love that kind of request?  

Nylse Esahc (nee' Andree Miller) speaks on today's podcast about living an authentic faith in front of her children which resulted in her ebook My Best Marriage Advice.

Nylse is a Christian wife and a mother of four who currently resides in Los Angeles, CA. Originally from the Bahamas, she lived in New York before relocating to the West Coast.

 

She is a Christian blogger who writes to encourage others from a Godly perspective at www.lifenotesencouragement.com.

 

Nylse recently published her second book, The Comfort of Night-How Jesus Makes Your Dark Times Alright. You can purchase it here.

About The Comfort of Night: "When darkness envelopes us we are often frightened. Following one of the more poignant phrases in the Bible, at the end of John 13:30 - and it was night, Jesus begins to speak, illuminating His presence."

Connect with Nylse online: Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and email.

Nylse's website:

http://www.lifenotesencouragement.com/

A place for encouragement along life's path

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Check out my book at www.mybestmarriageadvice.com

 

A word from Andree about Jerk Chicken! (YUM!)

Jerk Chicken

Some background -  if you come to my house you will be fed and usually, it will be a meal. Here's a quick recipe for Jerk Chicken. Jerk is a method for seasoning your chicken. The secret is the spice mix which must include pimento (aka allspice). The jerk spice mix is usually salt, pepper, pimento, garlic, onion, pimento, thyme, scallion, ginger, scotch bonnet or habenero peppers (there must be heat). Season a whole chicken or parts with this mixture, then let it sit for at least an hour. The longer it sits the better. In a pinch a bottled jerk seasoning will do. But here's a link for making your own spice mix - https://www.myforkinglife.com/jamaican-jerk-seasoning/

Then bake...I like to broil initially for 5 minutes to get a good char then complete on 350 until cooked - approximately 30 - 40 minutes. Serve with white rice and salad. That's a hearty meal that will have your guest begging for more.

 

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