Don't Come Out Of It Empty Handed

Don't Come Out Of It Empty HandedThis book declares that every believer and I must walk a personal journey marked by process, pressure, and perseverance. It acknowledges that there are seasons when the enemy seems determined to discourage, distract, and derail God's people. I can remember when my spiritual father the early Supt. Nathan L. Simmons passed, and I felt like all hope was gone. This was supposed to be the one to train me in ministry and in prayer. I had to recount and

This book declares that every believer and I must walk a personal journey marked by process, pressure, and perseverance. It acknowledges that there are seasons when the enemy seems determined to discourage, distract, and derail God's people. I can remember when my spiritual father the early Supt. Nathan L. Simmons passed, and I felt like all hope was gone. This was supposed to be the one to train me in ministry and in prayer. I had to recount and remember all the things that he taught me and press on. We must believe that within every believer is a divine resolve that refuses to quit, anchored in faith that the journey must be completed. Born from a powerful sermon, the message expands into a prophetic proclamation for anyone who has endured hardship, tears, or spiritual fatigue. It reassures readers that God sees every struggle, hears every prayer, and knows every burden they carry. The book emphasizes that when God brings His people out of a trial, He never brings them out empty-handed. Drawing from the story of Exodus, it reveals that deliverance is not just about escape but about promise and purpose. It speaks to the wounded, the weary, the faithful, and those navigating seasons of transition and waiting. Through biblical insight and spiritual encouragement, it reframes Exodus not as distant history, but as a present-day reality for believers. Ultimately, the book proclaims that this is a season not only of divine deliverance, but of divine reward.

Elder Steven Fluker Hill is an anointed minister called to reach people across all ages and backgrounds, with a mandate to empower and encourage believers to offer radical praise and pursue God's promises. Raised in Waycross, Georgia, he was introduced to Christ early and baptized at Macedonia Missionary Baptist Church, where his hunger for God's Word and prayer first developed. A life-changing spiritual encounter came during a 1996 New Year's revival, where he experienced the power of the Holy Spirit and sensed a permanent call on his life. Through years of growth, God shaped him through Scripture, prayer, fasting, and spiritual mentorship. In 2001, he received a vision to gather and empower young people, which led to the launch of a youth-focused conference in Folkston, Georgia. His ministry deepened under the leadership of Prophet Nathan L. Simmons at Citadel of Hope Evangelistic Church of God in Christ, where he developed in intercession, deliverance, and excellence in ministry. After leadership transitions, he remained faithful and took on key roles in youth and ministerial leadership, launching additional outreach services and conferences. He was ordained as an Elder in the Church of God in Christ in 2009 and went on to serve in multiple jurisdictional leadership roles, including Youth President and Secretary. In 2017, he was appointed Regional Youth President over the Foreign Region, serving more than 70 countries. Through consistent service and mentorship, Elder Hill has been formed into a dedicated and Spirit-led leader for this generation.