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✨ Author’s Spotlight: James Langston ✨

A Life of Faith, Words, and Worldwide Ministry

When you look back at the life of James Langston, you see a story of unwavering faith, sacrifice, and relentless purpose. A retired U.S. Navy veteran, an international missionary, and now a prolific author, his journey has carried him across nations and into the hearts of countless people seeking hope, truth, and answers.

📚 A Legacy of Words

To date, James has written 30 books, each one a living testimony to the questions, struggles, and victories of the Christian life. His works range from devotionals to prophetic insights, from personal testimonies to bold calls for spiritual awakening.

And the story doesn’t stop there. Book #31—God’s Been There All the Time—is set for release in late August or early September. This upcoming work promises to remind readers of a timeless truth: that no matter how dark or uncertain life may seem, God has never let go.

For James, writing is not simply a craft. It is a calling. Every page is birthed out of prayer, reflection, and a deep desire to draw others closer to Christ.

🌍 A Global Mission

James Langston’s ministry has never been confined by borders. For 21 years, he and his family lived and served in Italy, planting seeds of faith and ministering to both locals and internationals. Today, the mission continues in the Philippines, where he pours his life into preaching, teaching, and writing—always with one goal in mind: to see lives transformed by the power of the Gospel.

His passion is simple, yet profound: “Point people back to the God who has been there all the time.”

⚓ A Servant’s Heart

Behind the books and the global ministry is a man who has worn many hats—sailor, missionary, teacher, preacher, husband, and father. Each role has shaped his perspective and given him the ability to connect with people from every walk of life.

Whether addressing questions of forgiveness, challenging religious arrogance, or offering words of encouragement, James carries with him the humility of a servant and the authority of one who has walked with God through both calm seas and stormy waters.

🔗 Discover More

To learn more about James Langston’s books and ministry, visit:
👉 pomitaly.homestead.com

There, you’ll find resources, books, and insights designed to strengthen your walk with Christ and inspire you to keep pressing forward in faith.

📣 A Final Word

The story of James Langston is more than an author’s spotlight—it is a testimony that God’s faithfulness endures, His mercy is unending, and His presence is constant. Thirty books later, with number thirty-one soon to be released, his message remains clear: God has always been there—and He always will be.

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