Since the beginning of time, through the ages, and to the present, man has been seeking to govern himself by his own power. Many of the machinations of man are geared toward structuring a government, whether civil or church, that revolves around either power, safety, or a combination of the two. In the past 2000 years leaders in the Church have rejected a government structure that is based in biblical revelation. Entering the mass of conversation, Shaw reveals a preferred government structure based in the actions of the Creator, both with the nation of Israel and the Church, over a timeline that spans generations. This revelation brings purpose and understanding to the five ministries revealed in Ephesians 4:11-12. All of the five callings are defined so that God's calling would be recognized in His ministers wherever they are. Shaw also deals with the arguments against the apostle and the prophet being viable in the Church today. What about women in ministry? Any treatise on government would be incomplete without dealing with this controversial subject. Are women allowed to hold an office of ministry according to the Word of God or are they forbidden? Shaw treats this subject carefully and with logic rather than with heated passions or preconceived ideas. What is an elder and what is a bishop? Both of these terms have brought confusion to the Body of Christ. The understating revealed about these two words can completely revolutionize the structure of the Church. Coming back to a Hebraic cultural understanding will release us as the Church to look like Jesus in the earth. With all of the various types of government in the Church, it becomes obvious that we have lost information that would keep us in the divine order of God. When we let God interpret to us what He wants, and we follow it, that can only be followed by the manifestation of His presence corporately.

"Is God Calling You to Ministry?" seeks to answer the question that title asks. If you find that you answer that question in the affirmative, then you need to know how to access the actualization of your destiny. Jesus said to, "Go into all the world and make disciples of all nations." He did not say, "converts," He said "disciples." God has so ordained His Church that there was to be a program of discipleship that empowers the Christian through training, equipping, and transference of anointing to proclaim and defend his or her faith. Every Christian is called to go through this process. The only way to realize the fulfillment of one's destiny is to follow the instructions Jesus had for His church. If we evade discipleship and then think that we will somehow finish our course, we are deluding ourselves. We define what true discipleship and mentoring are so that we can bring this process back to the church and produce leaders that walk in integrity for the next generation.

Kathryn takes you on a journey into the enemy's camp as she explains her after death experience. She reveals to the reader what she saw and heard as she was walking toward heaven on an amber lit path. The information she discloses in this writing is a wakeup call to anyone involved in spiritual warfare. The devil has truly tricked thousands of Christians to wage war on the wrong battlefield. Backed up by Scripture, this experience will open your eyes to the three battlefronts of warfare the devil has waged against the Christian. After reading this startling revelation, the authors then take you on a journey into the Word of God to unveil the method of warfare we are to be engaged in as Christians. What it is, how to wage it, and how to win it. The authors also take a look at some of the most prominent and popular warfare tactics to determine their validity, such as generational curses, word curses, believer possession, and more. You will gain an understanding of difficult passages like "The kingdom of God suffereth violence and the violent take it by force." Overall, this book will become your new warfare manual as you put into practice the revelations revealed in it. It could revolutionize how you view spiritual warfare.

In the discourse of human events nothing stands out as a greater influence of human decision and history like the impact that the Word of God has had upon mankind. This resource is sorely undervalued and underused. The Word of God not only has the power to influence history and human events, it has the unmitigated energy to develop godly character. In developing godly character there is not the enforcement of the power of the will but a kingly search for the Creator. We are brought to godly living through the exercise of learning about Jesus. When we do this it has the wonderful effect of developing your character and through God's Word you will find yourself being transformed into the image of His Son. Make no mistake, if you are a Christian, you are invited to learn of Him and that will develop you into a king. By giving understanding to biblical foundation subjects, you are released to interpret the deeper things of those hidden treasures found in the Bible.