Walking in the Anointing

There are many books written about the anointing—some theoretical, some mystical, and a few truly transformational. This book, Walking in the Anointing, falls into the latter category. It is not just a manuscript; it is a message birthed through fire, formed in the place of prayer, and carried by a man I have had the privilege of knowing and walking with in ministry.

I met Olatunde Foye years ago, and from the very beginning, I saw more than eloquence or passion—I witnessed a deep hunger for God and a life yielded to the Holy Spirit. Over the years, I have watched him grow—not just in gifting, but in brokenness, in purity, in depth. He does not merely speak about the anointing; he has lived it, stewarded it, and sacrificed for it.

This generation is desperate—not just for gifted speakers or influencers, but for anointed men and women who walk with God, who carry the fragrance of Christ, and who reflect the character of the Holy Spirit in their conduct. Olatunde writes as one who has wrestled with the weight of divine assignment, and who understands that the anointing is not for personal glory, but for Kingdom purpose.