The Voice of Truth

About the Book

Church fellowship and witnessing are two necessary everyday activities that are practiced by the Church that helps to sustain its existence by perfecting brethren in righteousness and in winning souls for the Lord. These activities were promoted by Jesus Christ for the ongoing work of salvation and for unity of spirit in the bond of peace. Thus fellowship and witnessing are mandatory for spiritual and corporeal growth. The togetherness provides mutual help and mentoring in support of being edified concerning the gospel and in performing the will and work of the Lord. Without this togetherness in working and living for the Lord among the body of Believers, spiritual and corporeal growth would be lacking and there would be a great possibility for the extinction of the Church. Thus, the only wise God instituted fellowship and witnessing to uphold the need for the Church, which is the only vehicle instituted to keep us separated from the world through righteous standards with the intent to transport us into eternity. This association also make it possible with the help of the Holy Spirit, to defeat “The gates of hell” (evil opposition) by human intensity in the Church’s war against demonic forces (Mat. 11:12).

About the Author

Neville Earl Walker, author of the book “Making Wise the Simple,” is called of God and was baptized with the gift of the Holy Spirit. He continued faithfully in the Lord’s service under the leadership of that same Holy Spirit and Bishop Vivian B. Burke, pastor. Neville Walker demonstrated inspirational leadership and commitment to the ministry, served on the board of trustees and was elevated as an ordained deacon in 1982. He was also appointed vice president of the Church of Jesus Christ National Youth Ministry. As an officer of the Sunday School Committee, he oftentimes taught Sunday school. After a change of residence, he continued in the Lord’s service under the leadership of Bishop Doctor Walter Glen McKoy D.D. He was promoted to the office of licensed minister in 1992 and an ordained minister in 1995. His spiritual gifts and function in the church includes Bible teaching and Biblical counseling. Neville Walker was instrumental, in working in partnership with Bishop McKoy, in instituting the “Ministry of Nurture.” His present vision from the Lord is to focus on reaching this world’s “lost sheep” and to edify the Body of Believers through evangelism, Bible teaching, counseling and writing of various books as tools toward reaching those who are far off in place and time.