What would you do if you met your guardian angel? That’s exactly what happens when Zoe asks for God’s help to deal with the school bully, Talia. But Zoe gets more than she expected when her angel, Joph, takes her on an incredible mission to battle the demon, Fearmonger. On this assignment, she must gather the pieces of the Armor of God so she can remove the fear-seeds planted by Fearmonger.
But can she face her hidden fears and greatest mistakes? Can she trust God and make the ultimate choice to bring freedom to herself, her loved ones, and even her worst enemy?
This hilarious and impactful story will answer tough questions about God, while empowering you to live with strength and confidence. On this exciting journey, you will discover how partnering with God’s angel army can bring victory to your life and Kingdom transformation to the world around you!
Table of Contents:
Introduction
Chapter 1: Heavenly Homework
Chapter 2: The Giant in the Kitchen
Chapter 3: Twenty Questions
Chapter 4: Shopping for Seeds
Chapter 5: Fearmonger
Chapter 6: Dances and Doubt
Chapter 7: The Waiting Room
Chapter 8: Gut Feelings
Chapter 9: Crazy Karissa
Chapter 10: Talia the Terrible
Chapter 11: The Red Scarf
Chapter 12: Revelations
Chapter 13: The Forest of Fear
Chapter 14: The Commander
Chapter 15: Screams and Swords
Chapter 16: Good Night, Angel
Epilogue
Talk About It
Acknowledgments
About the Authors:
Tim Sheets is an apostle, pastor of The Oasis Church in Middletown, Ohio, founder of Awakening Now Prayer Network, and author. He travels extensively throughout the United States, Canada, and other nations, carrying his heart and vision for awakening and reformation. He teaches and ministers in conferences, Bible colleges, seminars, and churches releasing the authority of the believer and an anointing for signs, wonders, and miracles. He and his wife, Carol, reside in Lebanon, Ohio.
JD Hornbacher lives in Alberta, Canada with his wife and three kids. He is a family pastor and a media producer, and he is obsessed with Jesus, family, church, and comic books. JD’s secret is that he would much rather hang out with kids than with adults, because kids are way more interesting and they appreciate his random stories.
