Taking July Off: Books in the Forge

~ Jeremy Sprouse

For the month of July, I’ll be stepping away from the Knights of Fatherhood blog. I’ve set aside this time to focus on completing a few book projects that are about 80 percent done and have been stuck like that for some time. They just need some refining and I have to finish editing them.

These are may main two projects:

  1. The Will of the Father – A complete inductive study on the Sermon on the Mount, crafted to help men engage deeply with the words of Jesus—not just for understanding, but for transformation.
  2. The Epic of Ezekiel: A Watchman’s Guide – This is part teaching, part prophetic call. A journey through visions of judgment, renewal, and divine glory—meant to equip men to stand alert and faithful in a disoriented world.

I also am thinking of a book about The Code of Chivalry. This is still in early development. It will explore the knightly code and how its timeless virtues can shape Christian fatherhood today. It will be similar to the series of Bushido articles I published on this blog. Whether or not I complete it this month, the groundwork is underway.

See you in August

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Jeremy has been married to Erynn since August 1999, and together they are blessed with six children: Jaden, Isaiah, Isaac, Ean, Joseph, and Evelyn. He preaches for the Patrick St. church of Christ in Dublin, TX, and is an adjunct professor at the Brown Trail School of Preaching in Fort Worth, where he teaches: A General Introduction to the Bible, and Critical Thinking. Jeremy earned a B.A. in English, Mass Communications from Adams State University (Alamosa), a B.Th. from the Bear Valley Bible Institute of Denver, and an M.B.S. (Master of Biblical Studies) from Bear Valley. He writes to equip men for courageous, Christ-centered leadership.

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