Your Name is Feared in Hell

As Christians, we are often called to be warriors for God's kingdom. We are given authority through the name and blood of our Commander and King, Jesus Christ, to stand against the Enemy who seeks to kill, steal, and destroy not only our lives but also the lives of those around us.

In a world where evil is always present, we cannot afford to live a completely safe life. If we are unwilling to take risks for the kingdom of God or fight for the salvation of others, then it's likely that we have already been defeated by the Enemy.

As warriors for Christ, we must be equipped with the right weaponry and uniforms for battle (Ephesians 6). This means being aware of our surroundings and recognizing the various forms of attack the Enemy may use to distract us from fulfilling God's purposes for our lives.

In my novels, I explore the theme of warfare in a world that is often unseen. The protagonist in my stories often finds himself in a battle for his own freedom, physically, mentally, and spiritually. This struggle reflects the reality that we are all born into a world at war, whether we realize it or not.

My first novel, Deliver Us from Darkness, was originally titled 'Freedom Fight', reflecting the theme of fighting for one's freedom. My given names, William (Strong-Willed Warrior) and Franklin (One of Freedom), hold special significance to me as they embody the values I strive to uphold in my life and writing.

As warriors for Christ, we must be willing to take risks and fight for the salvation of others. We must also be aware of our surroundings and equipped with the right weaponry and uniforms for battle. By living up to the meanings of our names, we can make a difference in the world and bring glory to God.

John eldredge your name is feared in hell wild at heart