Kathy Mapp
What is written in this book began for me over 30 years ago. I was being called to be HIS fire. At that time it was somewhat alarming because Fire is intentional, beautiful and powerful. And now, it is blazing with purpose. A purpose that will accomplish the Will of The Lord for His Children. It is a clarion call, it is alive and active, to protect the children. It’s not just any fire. It’s the Fire of the Holy Spirit needed to get HIS children ready to fly because the kingdom is coming in Power. The hope in the writing of this book is to encourage every parent, guardian, teacher, and grandparent to begin at an early age to instruct our children in the things of God and the WORD of God and impart the FIRE of God. As these encounters with God and His WORD and His Holy Spirit begin to come alive in our children’s lives, they will know who they are in Christ, their purpose and their destiny. The soil of the heart is the most important thing to begin with. Preposterous might be the thought that comes to mind as you read this, but if it speaks truth to your heart then you are one of the few that can help protect the children. You too, have heard the call.
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