The weekly series
Chronicles of Sovereignty
Chronicles of Sovereignty is a weekly all-in-one briefing package showing how we are becoming more sovereign, nationally and personally, in alignment with being made in the Imago Dei, the Image of God. Each chronicle runs about 1,700 to 2,000 words, with many videos embedded throughout. Every quarter they are collected into their own collection, and at year's end into the Witness Stones coffee-table book, which may include ads from up to ten vendors that run in the magazine, and the archival edition, which gathers everything from that year with no ads at all.
Every week · 1,700–2,000 words · Free to read
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From the weekly to the bound edition
Every edition begins as a weekly chronicle
The chronicles are written once and kept. Each edition above the weekly gathers the strongest of them, adds new essays and framing, and sets them in a more lasting form.
The Archival Edition
By volumeThe complete collected Chronicles with a new overarching narrative, in leather or premium cloth.
Forthcoming
- Complete collected works
- New framing essays
- Leather or cloth binding
- Limited or by subscription
Witness Stones
AnnualThe year in one volume: an illustrated coffee-table book of the year’s defining chronicles, with new introductory and closing essays.
Forthcoming
- 10×13 in or 12×12 in
- 150–250 pages
- Hardcover with dust jacket
- Art paper, heavily illustrated
The Pillar Books
Four per yearThematic volumes: chronicles grouped by theme, with new framing chapters and expanded analysis.
- I[Theme]
- II[Theme]
- III[Theme]
- IV[Theme]
Forthcoming
- Pillar I–IV each year
- 4,000–6,000-word chapters
- 6×9 in, 200–300 pages
- Paperback; hardcover option
Sovereign Truth Quarterly
QuarterlyA large-format magazine: the quarter’s best chronicles, edited, with new opening essays.
Forthcoming
- 8–12 chronicles per issue
- 3,000–4,000-word opening essay
- Large format, 60–100 pages
- Print and digital
The Weekly Chronicle
WeeklyA new chronicle every week, free to every reader.
Publishing weekly
- 1,700–2,000 words
- Email and web
- Free
The flagship edition
Why “Witness Stones”
Jacob set up the stone at Bethel as a pillar. Israel carried twelve stones out of the Jordan and stacked them at Gilgal so their children would ask what they meant. Stones were how God’s people kept a record of what He had done.
Witness Stones is that record for each year: a physical, lasting book in an age of feeds that scroll away.
“And Jacob rose up early in the morning, and took the stone that he had put for his pillows, and set it up for a pillar, and poured oil upon the top of it.”
Genesis 28:18 (KJV)
“And these stones shall be for a memorial unto the children of Israel for ever.”
Joshua 4:7 (KJV)