A Call From God for Change
A Divine Message Calling the Church – and Every Soul – Back to God.
A Call From God for Change is the fuller documented account of the message God instructed me to deliver.
Within its pages, I share my testimony, the warnings and revelations God gave me, and the lessons He taught me as He changed my life and drew me into an intimate relationship with Him.
Inside A Call From God for Change
This book is a journey.
It begins with my own encounter with God and what He had to change within me.
It then moves into the warnings and revelations He instructed me to make known.
But it does not end there.
The book continues into the lessons God taught me while resting in His Presence, what those lessons mean for our relationship with Him, and the experiences of students who encountered these teachings.
I invite you to look inside.
Section I: My Testimony
Before I Could Carry the Message, God Had to Change Me.
This first portion of A Call From God for Change tells the story behind the message.
I take the reader into experiences that preceded the public assignment: my encounter with God, what I learned about truly knowing Him, the changes He required of me, and the development of the relationship with Him that became foundational to everything that followed.
The book itself explains that although I had considered myself a Christian before my encounter with God, I came to understand that God was not pleased with who I was. I further describe how He changed my heart and taught me to love Him according to His standards.
I Had to Be Changed Too.
Section I allows the reader to walk with me through that change and understand how God prepared me for the assignment that would follow.
Inside this part of the journey, the reader encounters my testimony, my spiritual experiences, the lessons God taught me about knowing and loving Him, and the events that ultimately led to His charge that I carry His message to others.
The Book: Section II
Untold Divine Revelations
The Assignment Moves From My Testimony to What God Instructed Me to Tell
After the reader has walked through my testimony and the development of my relationship with God, the book moves into what I describe as its most important section:
The Divine Revelations God Gave Me.
This is where the journey changes.
The reader is no longer only learning what happened to me.
The reader begins encountering what God instructed me to make known.
In the book, I explain that these revelations deepened my understanding of Scripture and taught me greater dependence upon the Holy Ghost. I also ask the reader to approach them with an open mind rather than relying solely upon natural reasoning or intellect.
I understood that some of what God revealed would be difficult for people to hear.
But my responsibility was not to determine how people would receive it.
My Responsibility Was to Tell It.
The book says:
“My only responsibility is to repeat the revelations to anyone who has an ear to hear and those who are willing to listen.”
That statement appears as the book moves directly into the revelations themselves.
What the Reader Encounters
This portion of the book contains the revelations we have now made available for examination on this site – including the warning concerning the condition of the Christian world and the revelations concerning the Beginning Before the Beginning, the sea, Satan’s hatred of woman, the Holy Ghost, Eve, God’s family order, suicide, and helplessness in the hands of God.
But on this page, I do not need to retell them.
You Can Examine Those Revelations for Yourself.
The Book: Section III
Further Lessons Learned While Resting in the Presence of God
The Book Continues Beyond the Revelations
This is where the Book page begins showing something particularly important:
A Call From God for Change Contains Much More Than the Material Presented in “Examine the Message.”
After the divine revelations, the book continues into lessons God taught me while I was resting in His Presence.
These teachings address the practical and spiritual realities of learning to live in relationship with God -not simply hearing about Him, but learning to trust Him, obey Him, pray, discern the spiritual world, recognize evil, understand love, and remain dependent upon Him.
Among the teachings in this portion of the book are:
Living a Life of Job
Trust & Obey
Testimony After Entering the Presence of the LORD
Understanding the Spiritual World
Prayer Is the Answer
Stir Up the Spirit of God
Evil Has No Face
Modern-Day Pharisees
There Is More to This Thing Called Love
These are not included in the nine-part online examination we have developed.
They remain part of the deeper journey contained within A Call From God for Change.
The Book: Section IV
What Does It All Mean?
After the Testimony, Revelations, and Lessons Comes the Question of Response
By this point in A Call From God for Change, the reader has traveled through my testimony, the revelations God instructed me to share, and the lessons I learned while resting in His Presence.
Then the book turns to an important question:
What Does It All Mean?
This portion brings the reader back to the personal implications of everything that has come before.
What does it mean to truly belong to God?
What does it mean to be born again?
What does God require of us?
And what does it mean to love Him with the whole heart?
Section IV begins with Jesus’ words to Nicodemus:
“Except a man be born again, he cannot see the kingdom of God.”
~ John 3:3 (KJV)
The book then continues through:
What Does It All Mean?
Born Again…What Does It Mean?
Reading Resources Approved By God
Love Is The Answer
The journey has never been about accumulating religious information.
It is about what happens when what you have heard reaches your own heart and life.
God Wants Your Heart.
The Book: Section V
Student Testimonies
What Happened in the Lives of Those Who Were Taught
The final section of A Call From God for Change does something different.
The reader has heard my testimony throughout the book.
At the end, I allow several of my students to speak for themselves.
These are individuals who studied the teachings and revelations through Dissect My Soul Ministries.
I explain in the book that my students submit written reports describing what they have retained, understood, and gained from the teachings. With their permission, I included several of those reports in the book while withholding their names to protect their privacy.
Five Student Testimonies Close the Book.
Their experiences are not identical.
Their backgrounds are not identical.
Their journeys with God are not identical.
But their testimonies allow the reader to see these teachings through voices other than mine.
They describe, in their own words, what they learned, how their understanding changed, and what the teachings meant in their individual walks with God.