“May I Have This Dance?” is a thought provoking conversation between Father and His child. Concurrently, it is a conversation between Jesus and His Bride, the Church.
    Intimacy is a love relationship which takes our most profound emotions and illuminates to bring to life the art of lovemaking. It is our Father’s intimate heart expression concerning His child. “May I Have This Dance?” explores these relationships between God the Father and God the Son.
    The essence of lovemaking that I am referring to portrays a spiritual intimacy, an affection that depends upon the state of our heart before our Father who is in Heaven. Proverbs 23:7 says: “As a man thinketh in his heart, so is he.” It is the art of Him loving His child and of His child reciprocating His love. It is an intimacy that depends upon the condition of each heart. As the heart is, so are we before our Lord. We can only progress forward with Him as we allow our hearts to be stimulated and awakened by the Spirit of God. This is not a carnal or physical attraction, but a wooing, a longing, living expression of His song, His dance.
    Many of the words that are used to describe relationships between parents and children, husbands and wives are used in the following chapters. Words such as intimacy, desire, love and caress, provoke thoughts of carnal love by the world’s definition. God, however, views the relationships with his children differently. His ways are so much higher than our way of understanding. He desires intimacy from us. His Spirit caresses our spirits. He draws us into His embrace.
    Unlock the crevice of your being. Look for the skyline, the horizon of your love! See the colors of your rainbow together, as it manifests before your very eyes! Expect your heart to skip its beat and your emotions to soar quickly to the highest heights, where the lover of your soul awaits you there. Expect your thoughts to reveal His passion for you, as He takes you right where you are and brings you to His chamber door. Come, Beloved, Come!

    Sue is the mother of two children, Casey Diane and Michael Jason. She has three grandchildren, Sierra Lynn, Blaine Allen and Carly Jean. She is currently in the working field as an Executive Assistance for a large extradition service. She recently retired from a bankruptcy law firm of (20) years, and has resided in Central Florida most of her life.
    It is her heart’s desire to become a good steward and an approved apprentice of The Word of God through the testimony of her writing. As an ordained minister, she would like to branch out as an author and reach a wider audience of those who desire a more in-depth relationship with God.     She is currently working on the sequel to “May I Have This Dance” called “His Labor of Love.”