There is a mystery older than any book, deeper than any scroll:
the mystery of a man who walked so closely with God…
that he disappeared.

“Enoch walked faithfully with God; then he was no more, because God took him away.” (Genesis 5:24, NIV)

This ancient riddle, often overlooked in the early chapters of Genesis, holds the seed of a spiritual truth now reawakening in our time. Enoch did not simply live, he walked with God. And not just casually, intimately, consistently, obediently. The reward? Ascension.

Some say he stepped into the Shekinah — the radiant dwelling presence of God. That divine glory which once rested between the cherubim in the Holy of Holies… now calling the faithful upward again.

In a world of chaos, distraction, and noise, Enoch’s life whispers a question to us all:

💬 “Will you walk so close to God that nothing of the world can hold you?”

As an author and spiritual scribe, I’ve felt this same call, the ache for the presence, the hunger for the Light. And I believe readers feel it too.

This is the foundation of a book series and a life message I’m honoured to carry.

Soon, I’ll be sharing more about these themes in print and online. For now, if your heart burns to know the glory that took Enoch, stay close.

A fire is rising again.