My MARCH NEWSLETTER to my readers’ group
March 20, 2024
Dear Reader,
Greetings from Richmond, Virginia!
Spring is in the air – and i hope this finds you enjoying it. i'm excited to share three new developments with you:
**1. New Audiobooks Released: Through the Eyes of a Spy & Through the Eyes of a Prisoner**
i'm delighted to announce that the remaining two books in my Through the Eyes series are now available in audio. Join Caleb, the Israelite spy, and the apostle Paul in their remarkable journeys of faith with Through the Eyes of a Spy and Through the Eyes of a Prisoner, now released in audio. These stories will inspire you as you walk alongside these men through their trials and triumphs. You can find the audiobooks on Amazon or download them through Audible. Here’s the link for the audiobook about Caleb and here’s the link for the audiobook about Paul.
**2. A Follower Called Mark releases May 14th**
Mark, who penned the Gospel bearing his name, was an ordinary follower whom God used in extraordinary ways. He steps into the spotlight in my upcoming release, A Follower Called Mark. Journey through the untold chapters of Mark's life, his struggles, triumphs, and the legacy he left behind. This eleventh book in The Called series will be available in paperback, large print, and for your Kindle or Kindle app on May 14th. Click here for more information.
**3. Two stories as we head into Good Friday and Resurrection Sunday**
As we approach Good Friday and Resurrection Sunday, I invite you to reflect on two stories i believe you will find to be compelling. Today, delve into “Judas Iscariot – A Story of Selfish Ambition.” Most of us justifiably draw back in horror from even the mention of Judas’s name – the one who betrayed our Lord! We can’t imagine that degree of spiritual blindness … or can we? Explore a journey motivated by selfish ambition and the spiritual blindness it can create even in our lives. Click here to read it, or listen to it by clicking here.
Next Wednesday, March 27th at 3 PM EDT, join me for “Thomas – A Story of Guilt and Shame.” You may think of Thomas as “the doubter,” and i would agree that his actions demonstrated a faithlessness. But i believe his actions also demonstrated a bondage that results from unconfessed shame and guilt – two devices of Satan that we all too often allow to entangle our lives.
Thank you for your continued support and enthusiasm. i'm grateful for each and every reader who journeys alongside me through my books, my weekly blog posts and podcast episodes. i pray they encourage you in your walk with the Master.
May you and yours have a blessed season as we remember and celebrate all that our Risen Savior did on our behalf!
As always, feel free to reach out with any questions, feedback, or simply to say hello.Because He lives,
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But these are written so that you may continue to believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing in Him you will have life by the power of His name. John 20:31 (NLT)