No one is ever too far from God's plan. One needs to stay committed to their path and remain steadfast with patience and belief in the Almighty. If one has been given responsibilities, worldly affairs may sometimes obscure one's vision, but one must persistently keep the divine purpose in mind.
Here, in "From Rock to Pulpit" Bishop Willie Benson attests to this precise notion of reframing the potency of faith, stability, and sacred purpose.
Willie Benson seizes readers on an exceptional trip, from the ordeals of his early years in Mississippi to the point where an unanticipated prophecy altered the course of his life.
In this narrative, he reveals how, through coarse and wistful storytelling, even the most rebellious hearts can be called back to grace.
This memoir resonantly examines the grinds of self-doubt, missteps, and redemption. Benson conveys his experiences of teenage frenzy, the pull of the world, and the significant moments that guided him toward ministry. His honest accounts of love, loss, and spiritual awakening propose a close look at the battles that shape a leader's heart.
Through lessons on patience, persistence, and divine timing, this account conforms as a stimulating direction for those who have ever contested their path.