Tekoa Manning is the author of two fictional works, Walter the Homeless Man, and Polishing Jade. She is also the author of several inspirational teaching books including her devotional Thirsting for Water, and Blow a Trumpet in Tekoa, a more in-depth study of the Biblical Feasts. Her popular series, Doctrines of Demons, will be releasing part three during the summer of 2019. These books uncover a plethora of man-made doctrines that have crept in overtime, including heaven, hell, and satan. Manning has been featured numerous times on Hebrew Nation Radio, as well as Messianic Lamb Radio. She has won several awards for her pen, including the Kentuckiana Metroversity poetry prize for Women's History. Her historical fiction was accepted to the Kentucky Book Fair in 2015. Tekoa is a lover and devoted student of God's Word. She is an active blogger whose words help bring healing to the sick, downcast, and those suffering from a broken heart. Manning is a lover of dreams and gifted in the area of interpretation. She is the mother of three sons, one grandson, and the wife of a retired police chief. Tekoa and her husband reside in a small town in Kentucky where the deer roam free.
Photo by Jp Valery on Unsplash A wise man saves for the future – Proverbs 21:20. Money little by little grows – Proverbs 13:11. Pay to everyone what is due them—tribute to whom tribute is due; tax … More Money, Money, Money
Most have heard or quoted the familiar verse, “Pride comes before a fall.” However, that is not the entirety of the verse or how it reads. It says, Pride goes before destruction, and a haughty spirit before a fall. Better to be lowly in spirit with the afflicted than to share the spoil with … More The Wrong Adornment–Pride Like a Jeweled Necklace no
A favorite photo of a playful moment. Lucy you’ve got some ‘splaining to do.” I’m sitting at Orlando airport on a bench outside. It’s in the high 60s or low 70s, but I’m wearing a sweater and a heavy raincoat over it because where I am … More Ora, Jasper, and My Dad’s Death During the Season of Lights
Free Chapter: A Crown at the Altar of Atad Have You Ever Had to Bury Someone or Something? So Joseph went up to bury his father; and with him went up all the servants of Pharaoh, the elders of his house, and all the elders of the land of Egypt, as well as all the … More The Altar of Atad
We are excited to introduce the new audiobook for The Spirit of Leviathan featuring Lynn Brunk from Horizon Wordcraft, a fellow believer in Messiah and one you will be hearing more of because she is currently working on Book I, Satan Unmasked, the 1st of the four-part series. Click HERE for Lynn’s lovely voice. Amazon.com: … More New Update– Audiobooks
To order click HERE: Chapter One Review Questions Beloved, do not be surprised at the fiery ordeal among you, which comes upon you for your testing, as though some strange thing were happening to you; but to the degree that you share the sufferings of Christ, keep on rejoicing, so that also at … More Review Questions–Audio version of The Spirit of Leviathan
Some of David’s songs contain lyrics many would hesitate to sing. David, a man after Yahweh’s heart, wrote Psalm 109. I warn you; if you have not read this Psalm, you’ll never forget it. Psalms or Tehillim means praise in Hebrew. While reading Psalm 109, I had a picture of a lion roaring. First, let’s … More Cursing’s Worn Like a Coat: Psalm 109
A growing number of people today do not believe in the Bible. They have science, history, and logic. To them the Bible is just an outdated book that people use wrongfully. Religions under the name of “God” have caused many wars and bloodshed. The younger generation often look at the Bible and think “animal … More My Son’s Principal and Noah’s Ark
Can sorrow open the doorway to joy? Tekoa Manning peels back the layers of despair to reveal the key to finding and defining joy. Our suffering is often producing the fruit of the Spirit. Jumping for Joy highlights Harriet Tubman, Nicholas James Vujicic, Joni Eareckson Tada, and the author’s own personal journey and the beautiful lessons learned. … More Jumping for Joy is 99 Cents, for a Limited Time.
“The word hurricane comes from the Taino Native American word, hurucane, meaning the evil spirit of the wind.” What a curious definition. Wind, like water, can be wonderful. So can a nice warm fire, but all these elements can become devastating when out of control. Hurricane Ian ripped through Florida, traveling down the coast and leaving a … More Evil Spirit of the Wind
A contemplative song of Tekoa: Who has been there for me? You, oh King of righteousness. Who has seen and counted my tears? You, oh, compassionate One. Who has held me in the night and strengthened my bones? Who has known my heart of sorrow and sent a newborn fawn–when the morning birds sang louder … More A Psalm of Bonnie–Tekoa
“who shakes the earth from its place until its pillars tremble” (Job 9:6). The earth Staggers like a drunkard. Our hearts ache like an abscessed tooth Long sighing for the youth Breathing becomes noticeable. As if we have been unaware until now That we have Breath from Above The Ruach in our lungs But … More The Earth Quakes, it Trembles Like a Drunkard
