Synopsis
"Being a Watchman is not always easy and we can become weary as it appears people are not listening and the attacks of the enemy want to take us down. This devotional is such an encouragement as well as provides ‘tools’ for the Saints to persevere and to stand strong and to be bold and courageous until He comes for we can do all things through Him who gives us strength.", Joanne Arnott, Contributing Author, Ministry Coordinator for Behold Israel The world is headed for Armageddon. You see it coming far off, slowly edging closer day by day. You know there will be violence and destruction and death. You warn everyone who will listen. You pray for those who will be caught up in the chaos. You urge friends family and strangers – Be Ready! You are a Watchman on the Wall. This journal speaks to all Watchmen; all who feel the same sense of urgency and the same massive calling to warn the world. Nehemiah spoke to the Watchmen in Jerusalem, “Then I said to the nobles, the officials, and the rest of the people: “The work is great and extensive, and we are spread out far from one another along the wall. Wherever you hear the sound of the trumpet, rally to us there. Our God will fight for us!” (Nehemiah 4:19, 20) The Watchman’s Journal 99 Days on the Wall provides inspiration, rest, encouragement and strength to continue the most difficult of callings in these Last Days. Watch, Warn, Pray, and Finish Well.
About the Author
Joe Kerr has ministered around the world as Youth Pastor, Coach, Teacher, and Church-planter. The stack of hats on his desk now includes Managing Editor at the I Am A Watchman ministry, contributing writer for Got Questions, and freelance writer for Christian Voice. Joe has written Bible studies and books including, The 40 Day Spiritual Adventure, youth journal, De Dia a Dia, and devotional, Cup O Jo and Stories Written, and newest release collaborative work, The Watchman's Journal - 99 Days on the Wall. Joe and his wife Susan have six children and stepchildren, and ten grandchildren. They live on the Florida Gulf Coast, sharing their neighborhood with otters, the occasional bobcat, and several cantankerous Sand Hill Cranes.
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