The importance of our authorship shows up in this phrase, not word peddlers but rhema sharers. Remember, rhema is a specific personal word of God generated by the Holy Spirit. This is the Greek word used in Ephesians 6 as … Continue reading →
Many find the anointed book writing concept very confusing. You have to be born from above into the Kingdom to even see it, as Jesus told us in John 3. The core idea also comes from John, as you might … Continue reading →
In our walk in the Spirit, daily bread enables growth and maturity. It’s all about faith. We’re ordered to not worry about today or tomorrow. We trust that He will provide for us. But we are to pray “give us … Continue reading →
It becomes more and more true that we live in a reader beware world today. I can’t remember the last time I read a traditionally published “Christian” book of speculative fiction, sicfi, or fantasy with much Truth in it. Usually, they … Continue reading →
We authors think we’re special, and we are. But as Christians, the authors’ Great Commission is the same as everyone else’s. “Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the … Continue reading →
I want to start with a little quote from John Follette in “Golden Grain”: Education is good, but I want it to be where it belongs. It is the mechanism, the mechanics, the world of flesh and time. It does … Continue reading →
