Whose Life Are You Living?: Finding and Living Your Unique Purpose offers a compelling exploration of personal identity and truth through the lens of Christianity. Why was this an important book for you to write?

God loves each of us so personally that He created us with unique and incredible kingdom identities and missions. His passion is for us to experience every aspect of this life. He has transferred this passion into the very depth of my being and, through decades, has made it my life’s primary mission. Many Christians have been distracted into living an average Christian life. This results in one of life’s greatest tragedies as these individuals leave earth with much of God’s unique and incredible life left caged within. They have experienced but a shadow of all He design. God’s heart (and mine) is broken by this loss. Through Whose Life Are You Living? God offers a personalized, ever-deepening biblical journey for finding and fully experiencing His irreplaceable life of walking in His Spirit. Being obedient, permitting Him to write this book through me, and supporting others in finding His transformations through it is “life” for me.

What were some ideas that were important for you to share in this book?

• God loves you more that you could ask or think. He loves you right where we are with no conditions.
• God designed a unique and incredible, masterpiece life for you. It is embraced only by walking in His Spirit.
• Biblical salvation is found only through Christ. Religion and traditions have deceived many wonderful individuals.
• The importance of learning to surrender all control of our lives to God’s Spirit is second, only to salvation. This is “Walking in the Spirit.”
• “Walking in the Spirit” is Christian life as God designed it. Without this we are living powerless imitations.
• Mankind can only understand God and His Bible through the “Revelation” of His Spirit. Learn the difference between Revelation Knowledge and Head Knowledge
• God created mankind as three-part beings: spirit, soul (mind, will, emotions), and body. We are to live under the loving control of God’s Spirit, who communicates through our spirit.
• Our journeys with God are not about perfection, but about our love for Him and the purity of our heart’s intent.

What experience in your life has had the biggest impact on your writing?

The greatest impact on my writing resulted from learning to permit God’s Spirit to be fully in charge of every aspect of developing this book. He had been teaching me this through daily living, but now I knew I was incapable of glorifying Him through my own writing efforts. From the moment I said, “Yes,” until the final revision of the manuscript, His Spirit lovingly and creatively revealed when I was taking control. At first I felt defeated by how frequently this happened. He has taught me to be thrilled because the closer I walk with Him, the more clearly I hear Him ask me to return control to Him and walk this life (permit Him to write this book) as He designed. I have learned to deeply enjoy the many ways that He lovingly and laughingly asks, “Who is in charge now?” The title, Whose Life Are You Living?, was birthed through these uplifting encounters. It is a constant and loving dynamic in my daily walk with God. Most readers find it becomes the same refreshingly personal dynamic in their lives. I believe this book was written by His Spirit, though it is not inerrant. He will continue to impact the way I write.

What is one thing that you hope readers take away from Whose Life Are You Living?

God has unique and incredible masterpiece lives for each of us, and these are experienced only by those who learn to walk in God’s Spirit, instead of their flesh. There are many biblical steps in our journeys of maturing in this life. God is using this book as one means of bring His revelation of these steps and His Spirit’s related transformations into the lives of each reader.

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