REVIVIFY is the personal journey of the life of Jason Mitchem as he experiences first hand the trials of restoration. You will pear into his life as he unveils the sins of his past and shares the stories of 8 other fallen leaders and their rise from the rubble of mistakes most would like to forget and will expose to you that full restoration is possible if only you will allow it.

"Jason has written a very personal, yet public book that is going to make for great conferences and workshops. I love how he shares his personal experiences from start to finish. This is a must read for Pastors!”

Pastor Kelcey West
Nehemiah Ministries
Las Vegas, NV

"A fresh perspective on an age old subject. No matter your thoughts on what restoration should look like, Jason gives an insightful study on this subject. His personal journey and what God is able to do with an available heart is something every leader should read. I highly recommend REVIVIFY. "

REVIVIFY is the personal journey of the life of Jason Mitchem as he experiences first hand the trials of restoration. You will pear into his life as he unveils the sins of his past and shares the stories of 8 other fallen leaders and their rise from the rubble of mistakes most would like to forget and will expose to you that full restoration is possible if only you will allow it.

"Jason has written a very personal, yet public book that is going to make for great conferences and workshops. I love how he shares his personal experiences from start to finish. This is a must read for Pastors!”

Pastor Kelcey West
Nehemiah Ministries
Las Vegas, NV

"A fresh perspective on an age old subject. No matter your thoughts on what restoration should look like, Jason gives an insightful study on this subject. His personal journey and what God is able to do with an available heart is something every leader should read. I highly recommend REVIVIFY. "

Every person should understand the importance of a Christian home. Christian life is bi-directional with both vertical and horizontal relationships, where the vertical relationship is with God, and horizontal relationship is with fellow people around us. The cross also signifies these vertical and horizontal aspects. A Christian should have both vertical and horizontal relationships in his/her daily life. Both the vertical and horizontal relationships when properly maintained makes up a balanced Christian life.

The author explores the structure, mission, and leadership of the first century church of Christ through the lens of organization development. A framework is presented that guides the reader through the prophesies of the church in the Old Testament to their inception in the Book of Acts. The model of the church and its leadership, from a scriptural perspective, inform the reader with a basis for evaluating his or her own view of the church.

The author explores the structure, mission, and leadership of the first century church of Christ through the lens of organization development. A framework is presented that guides the reader through the prophesies of the church in the Old Testament to their inception in the Book of Acts. The model of the church and its leadership, from a scriptural perspective, inform the reader with a basis for evaluating his or her own view of the church.

Are you afraid of the spiritual realm? Do you know what to do when you feel an evil presence around you? F.A.D.E. will teach you how to recognize a demonic attack and how to win that battle in Jesus’s name. The call is to build up an army of mighty warriors!

Learn how to fight demonic entities that show up in every believer’s daily life. F.A.D.E. will give you a scriptural foundation and teach you how to recognize, acknowledge and act against the demonic forces that are all around us.

F.A.D.E. will also teach readers to be ready for battle in a proactive way. This book began as a daily journal, a journey of what slowly was being revealed to Karen Tarango as she grew stronger in Christ. The Lord spoke to her and wanted her to take her experiences and share them with those who may be battling what she has gone through.

At the end of each chapter are questions designed to help you comprehend what you just read and to reflect on how you can apply what you learned in your own life. As a result, this book can also be used for a Bible study class.


• Realize the power of Jesus’s name
• Build a strong foundation in prayer to have successful battles
• Use your spiritual gifts as weapons against the enemy’s schemes
• Learn how to bind up and cast out demons
• Become more aware of the unseen world around you
• Stand against the evil with the power and authority Jesus gave us

Are you afraid of the spiritual realm? Do you know what to do when you feel an evil presence around you? F.A.D.E. will teach you how to recognize a demonic attack and how to win that battle in Jesus’s name. The call is to build up an army of mighty warriors!

Learn how to fight demonic entities that show up in every believer’s daily life. F.A.D.E. will give you a scriptural foundation and teach you how to recognize, acknowledge and act against the demonic forces that are all around us.

F.A.D.E. will also teach readers to be ready for battle in a proactive way. This book began as a daily journal, a journey of what slowly was being revealed to Karen Tarango as she grew stronger in Christ. The Lord spoke to her and wanted her to take her experiences and share them with those who may be battling what she has gone through.

At the end of each chapter are questions designed to help you comprehend what you just read and to reflect on how you can apply what you learned in your own life. As a result, this book can also be used for a Bible study class.


• Realize the power of Jesus’s name
• Build a strong foundation in prayer to have successful battles
• Use your spiritual gifts as weapons against the enemy’s schemes
• Learn how to bind up and cast out demons
• Become more aware of the unseen world around you
• Stand against the evil with the power and authority Jesus gave us

What’s the REAL difference? This book prods that if there isn’t a life-changing, thought cleansing, priority rearranging, new-person creating – kind of movement going on from the inside-out of you that is a never-ending, sometimes painful, often difficult, and usually uncomfortable road paved with joy unexplainable and birthed from an awful fear of your Creator now turned into a reverent amazement causing daily repentance and a subsequent filling of His holiness and desire for truth, then you better make sure that you are a child of Whom you say.

What’s the REAL difference? This book prods that if there isn’t a life-changing, thought cleansing, priority rearranging, new-person creating – kind of movement going on from the inside-out of you that is a never-ending, sometimes painful, often difficult, and usually uncomfortable road paved with joy unexplainable and birthed from an awful fear of your Creator now turned into a reverent amazement causing daily repentance and a subsequent filling of His holiness and desire for truth, then you better make sure that you are a child of Whom you say.

What if…Your marriage could make a difference, but it doesn’t?

What if…Your marriage could fulfill you and please God, but it doesn’t?

What if…Your marriage held the potential to advance God’s Kingdom, but it doesn’t?

Marriage in the Red uses the power of an allegory to unveil a strategy for any marriage at any stage to transform into a relationship that honors God and impacts His Kingdom. There is a longing deep within for our marriages to make an eternal difference. This book will guide you through the four colors of marriage: red, yellow, green, and blue. With these colors, you will be able to access the eternal effectiveness of your marriage. You will also be given a simple strategic plan to move from one color to the next—striving for the blue.

You will discover God’s best for your marriage. You will be challenged and spiritually motivated to leave a marriage legacy for others. What do you have to lose? Join the movement: Marriage in the Red.

What if…Your marriage could make a difference, but it doesn’t?

What if…Your marriage could fulfill you and please God, but it doesn’t?

What if…Your marriage held the potential to advance God’s Kingdom, but it doesn’t?

Marriage in the Red uses the power of an allegory to unveil a strategy for any marriage at any stage to transform into a relationship that honors God and impacts His Kingdom. There is a longing deep within for our marriages to make an eternal difference. This book will guide you through the four colors of marriage: red, yellow, green, and blue. With these colors, you will be able to access the eternal effectiveness of your marriage. You will also be given a simple strategic plan to move from one color to the next—striving for the blue.

You will discover God’s best for your marriage. You will be challenged and spiritually motivated to leave a marriage legacy for others. What do you have to lose? Join the movement: Marriage in the Red.

This book is rendered to the Body of Christ as an alarm and a challenge against attitudes within the Church that has watered down, and in many cases redefined, what it is to be Christ-like.
The reader will find strong confrontation for both leadership as well as contending against some traditional embraces that do not edify the Church. The aim of this literary work is to submit the concept of effective structuring in the local church assembly as it should reflect the order of things that served as a shadow of things to come.
In all, it is the desire of the author to contribute to "solution". I found it a joy to share these words, these pages in knowing that the reader of this book will leave inspired to do something greater than the work that inspired them.
The author found salvation under the ministry of one late Charles Henry Taliefero in the year of Nineteen hundred ninty-two. Since salvation, the author began to venture into his call to the ministry of preaching the word of GOD in 1993 and is presently an associate minister at Christ Temple Apostolic Church in Gary, Indiana.

Most all our relationships go something like this. Even though you can see something good in the other person, you only get glimpses of the good. It is like being in a jail cell next to each other; reaching through the bars to hold hands maybe even steal a kiss, but you cannot embrace that good person. Some go so far as to have sex, but not really embrace, like most married couples are doing today.

Most of us have taken that risk, taken the chance on a relationship with that special someone. However, too often one or the other gets hurt, feels frustrated, and walks away without trying to understand why this is happening. It hurts so bad it feels like your insides are being torn out of your body. This is not a physical pain, but the spiritual and emotional separation that hurts physically. Somewhere through the pain we make up our minds consciously or subconsciously that no one will ever hurt us like that again.

Jesus said to confess our sins to one another so that we may be healed. We usually try to bury our pain and think we have forgiven our offenders. Jesus’ way is to deal directly with the pain.

Rose Kennedy was a smart women she said, ”It has been said ‘time heals all wounds’ I do not agree. The wounds remain. In time the mind (protecting it’s sanity), covers them with scar tissue and the pain lessons, but is never gone.”

Jesus did not come to tell us how to live with our pain, He came to heal us of the pain.

Most all our relationships go something like this. Even though you can see something good in the other person, you only get glimpses of the good. It is like being in a jail cell next to each other; reaching through the bars to hold hands maybe even steal a kiss, but you cannot embrace that good person. Some go so far as to have sex, but not really embrace, like most married couples are doing today.

Most of us have taken that risk, taken the chance on a relationship with that special someone. However, too often one or the other gets hurt, feels frustrated, and walks away without trying to understand why this is happening. It hurts so bad it feels like your insides are being torn out of your body. This is not a physical pain, but the spiritual and emotional separation that hurts physically. Somewhere through the pain we make up our minds consciously or subconsciously that no one will ever hurt us like that again.

Jesus said to confess our sins to one another so that we may be healed. We usually try to bury our pain and think we have forgiven our offenders. Jesus’ way is to deal directly with the pain.

Rose Kennedy was a smart women she said, ”It has been said ‘time heals all wounds’ I do not agree. The wounds remain. In time the mind (protecting it’s sanity), covers them with scar tissue and the pain lessons, but is never gone.”

Jesus did not come to tell us how to live with our pain, He came to heal us of the pain.

Then one day a thought entered my mind. How do you know you’re saved? When did you ever say “The Sinner’s Prayer?” I tried to tell myself these thoughts were nonsense and that I had nothing to worry about.
Those fears continued to grow. I wasn’t able to control my thoughts. Each time I made a mistake I would wonder:
• Do I need to say “The Sinner’s Prayer?”
• Do I need to be baptized again?
• Why did I think that? I know that is wrong.
• Am I possessed? How could that be?
Very few people knew I was struggling with this. Those who did know were loving, supportive, and prayerful. Yet nothing they did helped me.

“Do not gloat over me, my enemy! Though I have fallen, I will rise. Though I sit in darkness, the LORD will be my light.” Micah 7:8