My Brook Became A River: The Lady of Kingdoms, Volume Forty-One (Images On High) Paperback – January 4, 2026

Dating back to 1899, Shallotte, North Carolina originally was a port town named Charlotte, finding its name changed well before the twentieth century. Established along the Shallotte (Charlotte) River, which was first named in 1734, this fishing, lumber, and direct access to the Atlantic Ocean would create a community in the Brunswick Precinct of North Carolina. Today, the Shallotte Riverwalk boasts glorious scenery along a brisk pace by the riverside, allowing patrons for wildlife viewing, history learning, and meditative views and illustrious silence. My mentor and myself would arrive to experience advertised and never before visited attributes along this walkway, where estuaries and marshland cohabit and foster rich diversity in both plants (pitch, tar, turpentine) and animals (fowl, fish, and friendly gators), along with quality time underneath the Presence and teaching of The Master, The Lord Jesus. Author and Creator, never destroyer or annihilator, God presented these portraits in peace, for He is Our Peace. From the roots of Bishop Asbury to the fruit of Methodist friendship among evangelical witness, to a thriving harbor city located in current Brunswick County: The Holy Ghost prevailed. And, He intends to tomorrow and the following day. My Brook Became A River because His Blood became my pardon, and The Lady of Kingdoms has become the Queen of Heaven: birthing my Savior and taking my pangs. A photobook inspired by this seaside-inlet establishment and the 245th publication now founded on both narrow waters and good ground, endeavoring to find respite in the cool of the day, by the springs of night: may God's Word and charters rule both. Read more