We all know that there is a scripture in the Bible that urges us not to all be teachers. Here’s some solid advice from a very experienced teacher. Don’t let the spill scare you if feel that you have a calling on your life to teach the Word of God to people. Let’s face it, if you’re honest with yourself, you’re always learning and you can never control everything theologically speaking.

I can speak personally when I say that my understanding of God and God’s Word is always growing and maturing, but I don’t let the fact that I don’t seem to know it all stop me from writing book after book. If you had to wait until you knew everything about a subject that you were going to write a book about your research, you would never finish.

I feel like the world would be so much richer if more people got over their fears and took on the role of becoming teachers of God’s Word. Stop blogging and come closer to the grace of God and publish his first book and launch your career as a book writer.

I am very sure that if the Apostle Paul were allowed to return to earth and edit his letters now with his updated information and knowledge, he would, but we treat his letters with respect today. He doesn’t let his limited understanding of the Word stop him from launching and writing something that will challenge, encourage and change people’s lives.

Many of you who are reading this need to seek the Lord in prayer and decide once and for all to write that book. There are many books and videos to teach you how to write your first book.

Don’t let one verse in the entire Bible stop you. It was not put in the Bible to stop you from teaching. If you have a burden to teach that won’t go away, brace yourself, buy a book, and get to work. I manage to write a new book every month. As I have shared, I am always learning things and increasing my knowledge. You don’t have to write things you don’t know about, but there are many things you can write a short book of up to 50 pages about. So go ahead!