About This Book
Finally, the enemy attacksWell, you knew it had to happen. These wonderful uplifting stories had to come to a screeching halt. But, the secret almost no one knows is that the enemy is really quite pathetic. This story is just as uplifting, joyful, and satisfying as the first three in the series.This new tale starts with Jasmin Wildhorse, the widow of a maniacal Comanche prophet. She is living in a demon-infested mansion with people involved with an occultic variation of the Native America Church, called Half Moon+. They use a magic mushroom liqueur instead of peyote to access demonic power. The Lord sovereignly speaks to Jasmin, while she's under severe demonic attack, showing her the way out. He sends her to a meeting in Eloy and Haseya's home. There she meets Jesus and ends up a new creation working at the gallery. Her walk of faith begins.She finds herself becoming a close friend of William, the anointed artist-in-residence. Surprised by the Lord, she ends up working in the marketing office, in charge of the Website and online marketing. At her wedding with William, two of the people from Half Moon+ show up to cause chaos. One of them is Bimisi, the Jicarilla Apache medicine man who sicced the demon on her.The other, Maria Aragón, sees her way out of that mess, and turns to the Lord. That tips Half Moon+ into attempting to destroy the gallery. One thing about spiritual warfare that's not understood is that the world doesn't even notice it happening right in front of their eyes. But nasty as it gets, the demons don't stand a chance with believers walking in faith, following Jesus.You get to discover that winning spiritual battles is the same as anything else in the Kingdom of God. If you listen to, and have faith in the One who truly has the power, your life will be amazing. William and Jasmin discover that joy, so will you.What is going on here?The reasons why: this is an outrageous bookActually, it's not, unless you're a non-believer or a religious believer. For you some of this will seem very outrageous—even unbelievable. However, that's my point. This is the way I, and many people I know, live day to day.The only ways it differs are in what is in the story and what is left out. I use the Biblical model. I talk about the important stuff and let the things which do not matter slide by.For example, recently I was having a bad time. Mentally I was a mess. I suspected demons were harassing me. I prayed in the Spirit asking the Lord what was going on. That led to me binding and removing the enemy, in the name of Jesus. Then I prayed that He would help me get to sleep. He did, and I woke up in the morning in good shape. I wouldn't add stuff like that because it isn't edifying—just daily living in the Kingdom. In this intro, it helps.The premise of these books (this is book four) is that the Lord is directly calling men and women for an accelerated ministry to help bring in the final harvest before He comes to pull His bride out of here. This book takes place during the fourth year.However, I have personally experienced the vast majority of events, miracles, and so forth in these books in my nearly fifty years of walking with the Lord. Some of them happened to friends. A few are entertainment, But, hey, we're dealing with a man/God who walked on water, changed water into aged wine, raised the dead, and all the rest. The events in these books don't really reach that level.So, is the book outrageous—only to the non-believer. For the believer, it will seem very familiar and cause praise and worship to rise within you. At least it did for me. I hope it blesses you, and edifies you. Shalom!
