Speaking God!

About the Book

Over thousands of years man has focused on his ability to cross boundaries of communication, knowing that there were natural obstacles and challenges due to ethnic diversity, global positioning, and various language barriers. We have been successful at overcoming all of these, to still be faced with the missing link that brings life together in all aspects. This major language that has been overlooked, has become a critical agent in processing our destiny. We have failed to recognize this as a language and understand it as such. A process that speaks through everything that is and that will ever be. If we can master this language, it will finally set us apart in the universe as God’s ultimate creation. In this short, but dynamite packed book you will discover how to Speak God, the undiscovered language. By analyzing how others learned his language and were fulfilled by conversation of great proportion and magnitude, your faith and understanding will expose some critical truths that were always there with you. Step with me beyond the corridor of the past and bring yourself face to face with your own destiny, when you learn the process of this new but age-old language.

The Bible is not a book
it is a conversation

~ Gary Sylvas

The words that I speak are Spirit and Life
~ Jesus Christ

About the Author

Born to Gloria Brown and Shedrick Jones in May of 1965, he was the first born of several siblings. Reared under the influence of military life, he understood the importance of discipline. He was greatly impacted by an experience with God at the age of five. Educated in the world of Catholicism, he searched for the God of his experience. As a developing teenager, he experienced all the challenges of growing up with instability being stamped on his world. However, he still believed that a purpose for his life was connected with understanding God on a relationship level. As a teenager he was afforded the opportunity to touch the world of professional modeling while aspiring to become a college athletic. In the middle of this period he felt the real calling of salvation and purpose. After nearly twenty years of marriage and ministry he had to come face to face with his greatest fear, admitting that maybe he was a part of a religious impotency. His real struggle in marriage, ministry, and parenting challenged him in a heartbreaking experience. From this place of disappointment he found the place of understanding and humility that we all as potentially great human beings must find. Now he was available to hear, experience, and learn God’s true language.