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THE HEART OF A WORSHIPPER by Eva Jason
The Heart of a Worshipper is a transformative exploration of the spiritual posture required to connect deeply with the Creator. Eva Wanjiru Jason delves into the essence of true worship, moving beyond musical performance to focus on the internal condition of the soul. Drawing from her vast experience as a music minister and gospel artist, she illustrates that a worshipper's primary calling is to cultivate intimacy, humility, and total surrender to God.
This book serves as a spiritual roadmap for those seeking to move past the outward rituals of faith and into a life of authentic devotion. Through biblically grounded teaching, Jason encourages readers to align their hearts with God’s will, ensuring that every act of service and song flows from a place of genuine love and reverence. It is an essential guide for anyone desiring to host God’s presence and live a life that truly honors Him.
THE DAYS OF HIS POWER by Eva Jason
The Days of His Power by Eva Wanjiru Jason is a compelling prophetic call designed to awaken believers to their original divine identity and authority. Drawing from the biblical foundation of Genesis, Jason emphasizes that while the heavens belong to God, He has entrusted the earth to humanity to rule, steward, and manifest His Kingdom. The book reminds readers that authority is not a new concept but our original design, urging us to embrace the "You are gods" realization of spiritual power.
Through clear teaching and deep spiritual insight, this work aims to stir the reader's identity and unlock an unshakable faith. It serves as a guide for those living in these defining moments where God’s power is breaking into the lives of His people. By focusing on walking in boldness and awareness, Jason invites you to stop merely observing and start experiencing the miraculous in your daily life.
I AM BECAUSE WE ARE BY Francis Musyok...
The book explores what it truly means to be human in a world that often reduces identity to status or possessions. Rooted in African philosophy, especially Ubuntu, and enriched by psychology and spirituality, the book examines how memory, culture, and community shape the self. Drawing on ancestral storytelling, modern life, and decades of teaching and reflection, the author challenges the myth of the self-made individual. Through stories and insights, he presents identity as relational rather than individual, offering a thoughtful guide for seekers of meaning, belonging, and shared purpose in an interconnected world.