William Cawman

Each volume of the series "Voices from Prison Walls" gives a glimpse of the spiritual trek of the gang members, murderers, drug addicts, and violent men who respond to the light of the Gospel inside a prison. In each volume (Voices from Prison Walls; More Voices from Prison Walls; Yet More Voices from Prison Walls; Still More Voices from Prison Walls; and now Even More Voices from Prison Walls) Prison Chaplain Cawman describes springs of joy as inmates turn from the awful bondage of the Adversary of their souls to the freedom that only Christ can give. Dealing with difficulties from a terrible pandemic, bureaucrats, confrontational inmates persuaded by other doctrines and pagan religions, he lifts up soul after soul, each one a trophy of God's grace and the cleansing power of the Holy Spirit. He also shares happy events from his personal life, such as the long-awaited "treasure" with which God has blessed him, a trip to walk in the footsteps of Jesus in the Holy Land, and the testimony of how his missionary daughter was called to serve in foreign fields.

In the popular series "Voices from Prison Walls" the author has introduced readers to daily life among drug addicts, murderers, gang members, and other desperate souls. Each volume ("Voices from Prison Walls"; "More Voices from Prison Walls"; "Yet More Voices from Prison Walls"; and now the fourth in the series, "Still More Voices from Prison Walls") recounts the sad tales of sin's wages that lands men in prison. But the prison chaplain doesn't stop with despair and regret. Happily, he shows us a community of hope and rejoicing that has risen up inside the cellblocks as men turn from their sinful, fraudulent, violent and even murderous ways to fling themselves at the feet of Jesus. Chaplain Cawman urges them on into Entire Sanctification as the only cure for the evil nature that set up each of these men for their fall in the first place. Where Jesus reigns completely in the heart, his light radiates outward into the prison population, effecting real change. The author also updates his mission trips to Africa and Central America, where God has used him to combat false doctrine and proclaim the gospel message of heart holiness.

In the popular series "Voices from Prison Walls" the author recounts the stories of God reaching gang members, murderers, fraudsters, drug addicts and other convicts. Each volume ("Voices from Prison Walls"; "More Voices from Prison Walls"; and now "Yet More Voices from Prison Walls") tells how men turn from the depths of depravity to the glorious light of Christ's love. But the prisoners' pastor does not rest with seeing convict conversions; he urges them on into the fullness of Entire Sanctification. Many of these sons of God eagerly press forward into the Second Blessing, even in the face of opposition from Islamists inside the prison and even officials in the state capital. In this volume, the author also reports on his adventures in Africa, where God used him to combat false doctrine springing up amidst fledgling national church groups. He endured heat and malaria, being stranded by broken down vehicles, and opposition from rival groups to proclaim the gospel message of heart holiness.