The author of 'The Elijah Mandate' released a message Tuesday evening drawing on Elijah’s story to argue that believers can feel fear and still stand, and that God does not abandon them. The message ends with a call to preorder the book via an external link.
The author of 'The Elijah Mandate' published a new message Tuesday evening reflecting on the biblical prophet Elijah, who one day outran chariots and the next was undone by a threat. The message contends that courage is not the absence of fear, and that God sends help—an angel, a meal, a nap—to restore the weary. It urges readers to preorder the book, which is described as putting 'steel back into the spine of the church.'
The message is the latest in a series of promotional postings from the book's author, which The Zioneer has previously reported on.
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