Ask the Author: Jeff Andras
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Jeff Andras
I just don't let it get to me. I have come to realize that when I have an agenda I can't write. It has to be God's work and not mine. When I am bothered by what is going on in the church, in the world, or even in my own life and I can't see it from a heavenly perspective I have to walk away. Patience is the key. There will always be another day. I just have to wait on the message to move from Jeff led to Spirit led.
Jeff Andras
In my case it would be knowing that God is using me to touch the lives of more people than I could reach otherwise. He has given me such a burden for the pain, difficulty, and struggles within the lives of people. To know that even one person's life will be changed through what God uses this book for would more than justify every minute invested.
Jeff Andras
Be patient, read, write, and enjoy yourself. I once read that an author should take the first 500,000 words they write, throw them away, and start over. I would honestly say that of the initial 500,000 words that were recorded in the writing of RE-FORMATION, only a hand full still remain within the text. It was an amazing experience that was well worth the effort.
Jeff Andras
From the beginning of RE-Formation my heart wanted it to be a workbook style book. The writing is totally designed to lead the reader into a personal exploration of self. As such, my first next work will be a workbook that compliments RE-Formation.
The next project, that is currently in the works, is sharing the personal journey of my wife Robyn and I through our battle with stage 4 bone/brain cancer. In December of 2014 we discovered that, after 6 years remission, Robyn's breast cancer had returned. The journey through emotional and physical healing has been the product of God's divine intervention, dreams, visions, and lots of hard work. All of our personal journals will be pulled together and put into a book that shares a unique perspective on this most amazing journey.
The next project, that is currently in the works, is sharing the personal journey of my wife Robyn and I through our battle with stage 4 bone/brain cancer. In December of 2014 we discovered that, after 6 years remission, Robyn's breast cancer had returned. The journey through emotional and physical healing has been the product of God's divine intervention, dreams, visions, and lots of hard work. All of our personal journals will be pulled together and put into a book that shares a unique perspective on this most amazing journey.
Jeff Andras
When I feel a new understanding, a new revelation, a deep conviction and a knowing a part of me comes alive. I feel the power of the Spirit fill me and I know it is time to write. During these times the work is effortless, efficient, and fluid. When I am impatient and try to force my own agenda there is no fluidity, I accomplish nothing, and my time is wasted. To Him all the glory.
Jeff Andras
It was a calling from God. He came to me in the middle of the night several years ago and told me to study prophecy. Not wanting to get into the typical debates I argued with Him. He told me He didn't want me to study these things for the purpose of understanding the answers to the typical questions everyone else is talking about. He said "He wanted me to tell the world WHY He will be doing what He is about to do".
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