To Live for Christ Is to Live Wittingly

Bishop poses a timely challenge to the modern Christian Church

Washington, DC. – WEBWIRE – Tuesday, June 19, 2018

“This is for all who want to live life on a Higher Dimension and with Joy, to the churched and unchurched, especially the Christian. Without faith, it is impossible to succeed!”

There are approximately 280 million Christians in the United States—the largest Christian population in the world. This number continues to decline, however. In his book, “Living Wittingly,” Bishop Dr. Edward Barnett reconciles faith and unity in all churches.

Dr. Barnett is a founder and church leader of Greater Grace Family Ministries Church. “Living Wittingly” encapsulates Dr. Barnett’s twenty-plus years’ service as pastor and spiritual guide, enlightening the church to live always in faith and calling on those who want to serve God again.

“[This book] is an inspiring guide meant to help others live above their natural selves and to see God who can ‘change a messy life into a masterpiece,’” says Bishop Dr. Barnett. “This is for all who want to live life on a Higher Dimension and with Joy, to the churched and unchurched, especially the Christian. Without faith, it is impossible to succeed!” he adds.

“This book is a must-read. A lot of learning and teaching being done,” Amazon customer Wannetta Jolly says.

“Living Wittingly” aims to challenge and teach readers about the consequences of actions and to experience God through His word and service. The book is available at online bookstores.

Living Wittingly: Christian Life from Mercy to Grace and from Grace to Glory
Written by Bishop Dr. Edward Barnett
Kindle | $4.99
Paperback | $11.95
Hardcover | $28.95

Book copies are available at Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and other online book retailers.

About the Author
Bishop Dr. Edward Barnett started the Greater Grace Family Ministries Church in 1991, with the support of his wife. He is also the behavioral specialist and director of residential services, serving adults and managing four different programs for a nonprofit mental health organization in Washington, DC. His 27 years of mental health experience, 18 years as a behavioral specialist, and 10 years as a director are acclimated toward client recovery. He believes the key to success is to manage current connections while creating new extensions.

To find out more about the author and his work, visit www.dredwardbarnettlw.com.