Josiah

The hard part was laying down my own sense of fear and reputation to actually deliver those words. Because his insights were often very personal and private. But they were always inspiring to help that person continue on in their journey. And that was an amazing thing to witness.

The hard part was laying down my own sense of fear and reputation to actually deliver those words. Because his insights were often very personal and private. But they were always inspiring to help that person continue on in their journey. And that was an amazing thing to witness.

I didn't know that there was anybody else experiencing this out there, that there was anybody that was like us. I was trying to get a handle on what in the world was happening. In fact, I remember asking his communication partner, do any of your other clients talk about things like angels or spiritual matters? And all she said was, oh, that's just his special interest.

I didn't know that there was anybody else experiencing this out there, that there was anybody that was like us. I was trying to get a handle on what in the world was happening. In fact, I remember asking his communication partner, do any of your other clients talk about things like angels or spiritual matters? And all she said was, oh, that's just his special interest.

I was working with someone who was helping me write the book, Josiah's Fire. And her name is Cheryl. And we would often have morning phone calls where she would interview me.

I was working with someone who was helping me write the book, Josiah's Fire. And her name is Cheryl. And we would often have morning phone calls where she would interview me.

And that was that. Josiah comes home from school later on that day, and he starts spelling something... very profound about somebody. I have no clue who he's even talking about. And then all of a sudden, he uses this phrase that links back to the conversation that I was having earlier with Cheryl about this guy, Max.

And that was that. Josiah comes home from school later on that day, and he starts spelling something... very profound about somebody. I have no clue who he's even talking about. And then all of a sudden, he uses this phrase that links back to the conversation that I was having earlier with Cheryl about this guy, Max.

He writes all this stuff about Max like he's a major novel writer. He doesn't write like other people do. He was talking about how his house was popping, popping, popping. And then he says, are you a barn man, Max? Like there's animals or there's a farm by you.

He writes all this stuff about Max like he's a major novel writer. He doesn't write like other people do. He was talking about how his house was popping, popping, popping. And then he says, are you a barn man, Max? Like there's animals or there's a farm by you.

I don't know this Max. I don't know details about his life, except that he had an author-to-author conversation with my friend. And so I share this with Cheryl, and I'm like, get this. How did he know about Max? Not thinking that she's going to share that with Max. She goes on to share what Josiah had written to Max.

I don't know this Max. I don't know details about his life, except that he had an author-to-author conversation with my friend. And so I share this with Cheryl, and I'm like, get this. How did he know about Max? Not thinking that she's going to share that with Max. She goes on to share what Josiah had written to Max.

It bothers Max because he's going, how does this person know this? Because they were building a new house and it was popping, popping, popping. They were using the nail guns. And he doesn't live himself on a farm, but he's right next to his in-laws' farm. And they have like peacocks and animals and that sort of thing. Max is like, are you looking at my house from Google Earth or something?

It bothers Max because he's going, how does this person know this? Because they were building a new house and it was popping, popping, popping. They were using the nail guns. And he doesn't live himself on a farm, but he's right next to his in-laws' farm. And they have like peacocks and animals and that sort of thing. Max is like, are you looking at my house from Google Earth or something?

I'm like, I do not have that kind of time. He almost made me cry. I'm like, dude, I did not want anything to do with this. And this went on for five years. Josiah goes on to write like 23 pages of stuff. that was highly prophetic, directional.

I'm like, I do not have that kind of time. He almost made me cry. I'm like, dude, I did not want anything to do with this. And this went on for five years. Josiah goes on to write like 23 pages of stuff. that was highly prophetic, directional.

You know, he heard your prayers or whatever in the woods last night. It was kind of like undeniable confirmations down to phrasing and words and things that no one would ever know about.

You know, he heard your prayers or whatever in the woods last night. It was kind of like undeniable confirmations down to phrasing and words and things that no one would ever know about.

Even the word like motel is specific. So I band songs together, like in a playlist that I will play.

Even the word like motel is specific. So I band songs together, like in a playlist that I will play.