— The Book
A biblical, honest look at what it costs — and gives — to walk in God's anointing.
— The Premise
Anointing is not a feeling. It is a calling with a cost.
Growing up in the Southern Baptist Church, Jeremy Kiser often heard people described as "anointed" — a preacher after a powerful message, a musician after a moving song. Over time, he saw the word drift from its biblical meaning into something closer to status, popularity, or spiritual performance.
Drawing from the lives of David, Nehemiah, Jesus, and other biblical figures, this book reveals that God's anointing is far more than a title, a talent, or a spiritual experience — it is His divine calling, presence, power, and assignment, working through a fully surrendered life.
Along the way, readers discover how God uses seasons of waiting, training, testing, and opposition to prepare His people for the work He has called them to do.
"You anoint my head with oil; my cup runs over." — Psalm 23:5
— What Readers Will Find
A verse-by-verse framework for a life fully surrendered.
For every believer who has heard the word "anointed" and wondered what it actually means.
— Who It's For
Pastors, worship leaders, small group teachers, and everyday Christians who want a clear, biblical, and honest picture of what it means to carry God's presence — at home, at work, and everywhere in between.