Fresh and Spicy

Effectiveness evidences authenticity and leaves us fresh and spicy at the place where success or failure covers or betrays inauthenticity and leaves us burnout. But authenticity derives from a clean grasp and wholehearted commitment to: . our supernatural identity in Christ . our supernatural fitness in the Holy Spirit, and . our supernatural relationships in God. Fresh and Spicy cites and describes for our emulation ways in which Moses, Caleb and Joshua; Jesus, Philip and Paul, to name but these, exemplified those foci. In addition, Fresh and Spicy cites and describes commonplace examples to show that: . success/failure-burnout is antithesis to effectiveness-freshness-spiciness, and . effectiveness-freshness-spiciness is our birthright. Therefore, at the same time, Fresh and Spicy invites us to a wholehearted recommitment to our birthright. Wilson Awasu (Ph.D., Fuller Theological Seminary) is a missiologist, researcher and missionary training consultant. He is the author of Transformational Conversion and Unmasked Conflict. He and his wife Anna live in Lakeville, Minnesota.