I wrote Will Your Journey Matter, a guide to discovery for everyone that feels alone, that cannot reconcile what they have been told about why we are here, and their life experience. In my latest book I talk a lot about the ghost in the machine, and why no one talks about "I AM". Jesus spoke of "I AM" almost every time he spoke, and warned us against serving things, even religious things, over the creator of all things. I am a writer of meaningful things, not merely an escape, but a guide. My second book explores the depths of God's love for all, and how our perceptions have skewed the real and true God from our path. We, as a society have fell into a hole, treating too many with judgment and contempt versus love and understanding, as Jesus would. In The Veil, a walk beyond, I explore what a God of love would look like and what amazing hope lies in front of us.
The background of my life and what lead me to be the writer behind the book, Will Your Journey Matter? I was raised as a Christian, and still see myself as a devote Christ follower today. This base of Christianity propelled me to ask more questions about perception's influence on the Bible and why the Bible does not include other writings of the times by the others close to Jesus. Who decided what was included in our most cherished texts, and why did they decide? I make no case to abandon any religion, I only ask that you seek God in all things, not religion in all things. I look around and I see some people serving the Bible or their church, not God and it troubles me. Communion and fellowship are pillars to our faith and required for most. But some forget there are introverted personalities among us, that Jesus was an introverted individual and did not attend church. Jesus was the church. Jesus taught by example, and his examples related to the church of that time were of contempt. God occupies you as much as any other human that has ever been. God is omnipresent and you cannot be without God, no matter where you go. I strongly believe that we are the adversary, and God has no equal. The only being God communicates with is us, not through others unless we cannot hear. Be a part of a church to draw from the strength of the community not to know God. God's relationship with you will be nothing any other can understand.
In Will Your Journey Matter, we explore a journey, through the eyes of the writer, where we do not accept history but seek truth in the present. Jesus spoke of the kingdom of now, and how we have a choice between a now that is heaven or hell. Every minute we make decisions about what we are doing with the most wonderful gift God gave, life, and we choose thereby a life of heaven or hell. So little is known about heaven and hell because it is now, and it is unique for each of us. Only fear stops us from completing the things on our heart. Do not let others determine God's will for you. You are God's will personified. There is nothing you can do that is outside the will of God. God is all things and resides in all things, there is no where we can be that God is not. Nothing is outside God's will. Come consider that God created us, and we created Satan. We know that is God is love, Satan cannot be of God. The name of the tree was, knowledge of good and evil. No not evil and evil will not know you. Go now and be about the work you know in your heart to be of good manner and faith.
In The Veil, a walk beyond, we go beyond the veil of truth into the heavenly world of God, Jesus and the angels, that call themselves the observers. This book will challenge some of the most deeply rooted judgmental contempt structures comprised to control through fear in place of love. It walks the path of what if God in the God of love, is all things and loves all things. What if, judgement is for our understanding and acceptance versus commendation and revenge? What if hell is something we choose versus the God of love casting all that God loves there? What if the veil that keeps us from seeing and knowing God is here falls, would we believe what we see? Let's explore these together in The Veil.
Illustrations for "The Veil" were illustrated by Jack Martin.
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