Ask the Author: Michael L. Henderson
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Michael L. Henderson
I have a strong desire to see Christians growing in their personal walk with God. Anything that I feel will help another believer excel, giving them hope, I am all over it. I also desire to help all people come to a true understanding of what true redemption means for them.
Michael L. Henderson
I am in prayer over several topics. So when I am convince on my direction I will let you know.
Michael L. Henderson
I am not sure my advice would be compelling to most writers. But if you are a believer be sure you are doing it for God's glory. Read what others are writing, make sure what you are writing is relevant, join some other authors groups, and find a good mentor.
Michael L. Henderson
Since I primarily write Christ-centered books, my joy comes from being obedient to God's purpose. I always want to be open to being used by Him--even in the smallest of ways. I consider it a privilege and I am humbled to be in His service.
Michael L. Henderson
I pray. Whenever the Lord gives me an idea for a book or a blog post I write it down. He always speaks to us if we will learn to listen. Doing this allows me to have a lot of subject matter to consider.
Michael L. Henderson
The idea of "sifting" within the church and without is not new. It's been going on since the first century. Every word Jesus spoke caused people to eventually cling to Him or run from Him. The current battle in the culture was not something the church asked for, but since theological beliefs and Christian conscience have been increasingly attacked it brought the words of Jesus back into the lime-light. Whenever He is the focal point of discussion there is a sifting of the audience.
I saw what was happening in the world, as far as bloody persecutions of Christians in various places, and it didn't take much discernment to see the parallels in the West. Although not yet bloody, the root of hatred toward Christian beliefs and doctrine, were starting to gain steam. So I prayed about it and I felt strongly that the Lord was leading me to write this book.
I saw what was happening in the world, as far as bloody persecutions of Christians in various places, and it didn't take much discernment to see the parallels in the West. Although not yet bloody, the root of hatred toward Christian beliefs and doctrine, were starting to gain steam. So I prayed about it and I felt strongly that the Lord was leading me to write this book.
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