When God began leading me to write, my first book was How to Overcome the Spirit of Anger, published in Nigeria and now being prepared for republication in North America. Later, as I wrote The Heart of a True Lover, I struggled to understand why God was directing me toward relationships when I believed my strongest areas were prophecy, prayer, revelation, and intercession.
Through that process, God clarified my voice. I am not writing merely to discuss issues or to produce books. I write because God has given me something to say to His people. When I write, I feel like a scribe sitting before God—listening, recording, and later shaping what I have received into a book.
My books are born from prayer, revelation, and intimacy with Jesus. I pray them into birth. My purpose is transformation: that the reader may grow toward the fullness and stature of Christ described in Ephesians 4:11–14, becoming spiritually mature and no longer carried by every wind of doctrine.
My voice speaks as one who has heard God and who speaks on behalf of God to the beloved of God.
I write to help bring the Church toward the place God desires for her. That is my voice.