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Oh God, is this all there is, the dailiness of it all? As an Associate and Youth Pastor, teaching and preaching and being involved in all the other functions of church life, I finally realized I had substituted working for God as my spirituality instead having a real, vital and enduring relationship with the God I had been working so hard for. This book is the result of the journey that has become my living in the world but not of it. This work is for the purpose of returning the body of the Christ, and those who soon will be, to our original roots and living in this ever changing world as overcomers, not being those who are overcome. I invite you, no I dare you to take this journey with me through the truths that have been hidden in plain sight and will cause YOU to truly become who you were created to be. Rob Robertson In 1977 Rob was commissioned, by God through the Prophetic ministry, to stand in the ministry offices of Apostle, Prophet and Teacher as well a Spirit of Counsel placed on Rob to speak the word of the Lord to those he would counsel and to know the truth and the error. It took years to balance it all out. God instructed Rob to K.I.S.S. (Keep It Simple Son). That is his style along with practical demonstrations with signs following to help the body of Christ to know that they can live victoriously with signs following them. By the anointing on his life, Rob will take that which seems so complicated, in understanding the ways of God, to be as simple as they really are. Simple does not always mean easy, but it becomes easier the more we walk in His ways.
