The Interview - Penning the Future: Prof Mike Omoasegun on Authorship, Ideas, and Impact

As a writer, I'm deeply drawn to biblical characters such as Joseph, Daniel, and Isaac. Their stories are not only compelling narratives but also a source of timeless wisdom. Each character presents a unique set of challenges, triumphs, and lessons, allowing me to explore the depth of human experience and faith in my writing. While it's challenging to choose a favorite, delving into the lives of these biblical figures has been a source of profound inspiration and a journey of continuous discovery in my writing.

Firstly, I recommended:

1. The Holy Bible - The foundational text for Christianity, including the Old Testament and the New Testament.

2. Pastor Samuel Olusegun Oladele, the current President of Christ Apostolic Church Worldwide. His leadership role within the church reflects a profound commitment to the Christian faith and the spiritual well-being of the congregation. Pastor Oladele's teachings and insights have been a source of inspiration and guidance for many, making him a valuable figure within the Christian community.

3. "Mere Christianity" by C.S. Lewis - A classic that explores the core beliefs of Christianity and offers rational arguments for the Christian faith.

4. "The Purpose Driven Life" by Rick Warren - A bestselling book that emphasizes finding purpose and meaning through a Christian perspective.

5. "The Case for Christ" by Lee Strobel - Investigates the historical evidence for the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ.

Additionally, I recommend:

6. Pastor Enoch Adejare Adeboye - I highly recommend Pastor Enoch Adejare Adeboye, the esteemed General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God. His profound teachings and leadership have left an indelible mark on countless lives, fostering spiritual growth and a deeper understanding of the Christian faith.

7. Dr. Daniel Olukoya - Furthermore, I recommend Dr. Daniel Olukoya, the visionary founder and General Overseer of the Mountain of Fire and Miracles Ministries. Dr. Olukoya's ministry is characterized by a strong emphasis on prayer, deliverance, and spiritual warfare, providing valuable insights for those seeking a closer walk with God.

What I enjoy most about writing in the non-fiction genre is the opportunity to share real-life experiences, knowledge, and insights. Non-fiction allows me to delve into factual information, whether it's exploring historical events, presenting biographical accounts, or discussing thought-provoking ideas. The genre enables me to connect with readers on a more personal and informative levels, offering them a chance to learn, reflect, and gain a deeper understanding of the world. The process of researching and presenting facts in a compelling way is both challenging and rewarding, making non-fiction writing a fulfilling and enriching endeavor.

Yes, I have incorporate my previous experience in ministry, education and as an author in my my writing

As an author, I often find elements of myself in various characters, including the main character. However, I also enjoy the creative process of developing characters that may differ from me in certain aspects. This diversity allows me to explore different perspectives, experiences, and challenges. While there may be similarities between myself and the main character, I intentionally incorporate unique traits, backgrounds, and motivations to create a well-rounded and dynamic character that adds depth to the narrative. This approach not only enriches the storytelling experience but also allows for a broader exploration of human emotions and complexities within the context of the narrative.

Yes, like many writers, I have faced writer's block at various points in my creative journey. It can be a challenging hurdle to overcome. When I encounter writer's block, I often find it helpful to step away from the project temporarily. Taking a break allows me to clear my mind and gain a fresh perspective. I might engage in activities that inspire creativity, such as reading, taking a walk, or exploring new experiences. Additionally, I find that discussing my ideas with others or seeking feedback can offer valuable insights and help me break through the mental block. Ultimately, the key is to be patient with oneself and trust that creativity will flow again.

When I'm not writing, I enjoy reading, lecturing, or teaching.

I'm currently exploring a variety of literature, from academic journals in my field to inspirational works. I believe in continuously broadening my knowledge and finding inspiration from various sources. And mostly importantly, reading Bible.

In the near future, you can expect a continued dedication to my work, with a focus on writing and publishing books. I am passionate about writing and publishing books on Christian Education, Leadership, and Endtime events. I plan to nurture new generations of authors. Overall, I'm committed to sharing my knowledge and experience in the writing field and look forward to offering more insights and contributions in the days ahead.

The time it took to write "THERE IS NO IMPOSSIBILITY IN MY DICTIONARY" varied.  Each writing process is unique, and factors such as research, inspiration, and the complexity of the subject matter can influence the timeline. On average, it took me 2 weeks, a month or more to complete the manuscript. However, the journey from initial concept to the finished product is always a dynamic and evolving process, shaped by the intricacies of the storytelling and my commitment to delivering a work that resonates with readers.

I prefer to write in my home office. It provides a quiet and focused environment where I can immerse myself in my work without distractions. The familiar setting allows me to create a consistent routine and easily access my reference materials, fostering a productive writing atmosphere."

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