We are One Month Away from the Launch of the Kingdom League Field Manual series. This is the first of 3 books to prepare the Church to unite and pray. This is an impromptu article in that the images were too large for me to share via email with our book launch team.
So, I created this article just so they could get a sneak peek at the book’s back covers.
In the 1st book, there is a barcode taking the reader to an eyewitness account of a 22-degree halo that marked the message about Isaiah 22:22 and this strategy. It is the first video on this page. Click here.
If you have any feedback, you can email our office or leave it in the comment section below. Thank you, and appreciate you praying we hit the mark.
We hope to be able to release in March.
Field Manual Strategy
The Kingdom League Field Manuals are designed to function much like real world field manuals: practical, focused, and ready for use when needed. Though this series consists of nine distinct volumes, they are not meant to be read in a strict order, nor do they form a traditional serialized progression. Each manual stands on its own, addressing a specific aspect of the Christian life, spiritual formation, and kingdom influence. You may begin with whichever volume speaks most directly to your current season, questions, or calling.
Think of these manuals as tools for building rather than academic homework. Just as a field guide is consulted when circumstances demand it, these writings are meant to be returned to, revisited, and applied as needed—personally, within the family, or in the life of the church. Read them straight through, or open them selectively. Study one deeply, then set it down and pick up another when the time is right. The goal of the Kingdom League Field Manuals is not to rush you through a sequence, but to equip you faithfully for the work set before you.
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Love the new cover on the third book and look forward to seeing the final work. Delay is for the on-time release!
Apostle Dr. Charlene Allen, KBI Overseer