Honey Holmes and her husband, Howard Holmes, made it their life mission to teach the importance of walking in the power and anointing of the Holy Spirit and the true word of God. Regularly spending time in prayer and listening to God's message, the two strive to share God's word, the gifting of the Holy Spirit, and God's love with those who desire to fully understand the peace of God. But their biggest challenge yet comes when Denise Jones, a fan of Honey's professional work as a business consultant, begins to suspect that Honey is having an affair with a local pastor named Bell, who is rumored to be involved with a local drug ring. As the web of deceit continues, Denise begins to suspect that Honey is involved with Pastor Bell in more ways than one. But Denise has her own problems to deal with. First, her sister tries to convince Denise to return to her family's church — the same church where the alleged crooked pastor preaches. Second, her newfound love with a man named Hilton is not going in the direction that she'd hoped it would. Despite the troubling circumstances, Honey and Howard continue to bring the Lord's message of love and walking in the Spirit of God to the world. Will they be able teach Denise and Pastor Bell how to walk in the Spirit and in the love of God before it is too late?

The author has published two other books: My Father's Son and Jesus Priceless Treasure. He is a lifelong Hoosier Methodist Minister having served large and small congregations throughout Indiana for more than sixty years. He is still involved in pastoral care and continues to write everyday including many poems. Considers himself a "progressive" theologian

Quite simply, the easiest introduction to Jewish mysticism you can read. An insightful and absorbing introduction to the ten gates of Jewish mysticism and how they apply to daily life. "There is a place that is as far from here as breathing out is from breathing in. For the word is very near to you. Where life forever holds gentle sway over death, where people are human with the same grace that a willow is a willow, where the struggle and the yearning between male and female is at last resolved.... It is to begin with, all inside us." —from the Introduction "In the past decade I’ve read Honey from the Rock at least half a dozen times. Every time I read it I wonder if I have ever read it before. Either it keeps changing, or I do. Maybe it’s both.... As someone told me: 'Lawrence Kushner is a mystic. He gives you flashes of insight.'” —from the Publisher’s Preface to the Anniversary Edition