Jennifer LeClaire Books In Order

Publication Order of Religious Books

Jennifer LeClaire is an American author and church enthusiast that writes books which spread her faith and beliefs. Jennifer has produced content for print media, radio, and television.

Her books are designed to guide struggling Christians on their journey to acquire the life that God has ordained for them.

+Biography
Jennifer LeClaire is a powerful figure in the Christian community in the United States. People that follow her work know that she is the director of the Awakening House of Prayer in Fort Lauderdale.

As such, it might come as a bit of a surprise to learn that the author did not grow up with a Christian foundation. The author remembers that her grandparents were Southern Baptists but her home did not encourage her to pursue Christianity.

In fact, she doesn’t really remember ever stepping into a church as a child. And Jennifer LeClaire believes that her life might have taken a different turn if she had been raised with a Christian foundation.

Her woes began when the author’s marriage fell apart. It was 1999 and she had a two-year-old baby when her ex-husband saw fit to abandon them. That particular struggle, though difficult, paled in comparison to LeClaire’s time in prison.

She was thirty-years-old when according to her, a prosecutor used bogus charges to have her remanded to prison. Her daughter was three during that period and LeClaire was facing a five-year prison sentence.

At the time, the author had no idea that the experience would change her life for the better. All she knew was that she couldn’t imagine letting her daughter grow up without parents. But then she met the Bill Glass Champions for Life Prison Ministry.

They came through her prison and attempted to instill their beliefs in her. LeClaire admits that she wasn’t particularly receptive to the message. But then, during one of their sessions, a woman rose and testified about how God had saved her from a heroin addiction.

The testimony shook Jennifer LeClaire because her best friend was a heroin addict and she knew firsthand just how destructive the habit could be. So she started to listen attentively and it wasn’t long after that she became a Christian.

LeClaire is known more for her prophetic ministry than anything else but even that has its roots in prison. LeClaire was still struggling to make sense of her faith at the time when she took note of a jail minister who made frequent visits to her dorm.

It wasn’t the bible study sessions he held which captured the author’s attention but, rather, his penchant for making predictions regarding which prisoners would be released in the following week.

The minister was so accurate in his predictions that he got LeClaire thinking about the power of prophecy. By the time she left prison, the author was ready to pursue her faith with fervor.

The first Pentecostal church she attended left its mark. It was a small black church which had a dynamic preacher who would preach messages for fiery that they would often get the congregation running up and down the aisles in excitement.

Jennifer LeClaire remembers the experience because the preacher had a tendency to make very grand promises whilst also demanding that his followers buy anointed handkerchiefs for hundreds of dollars each.

LeClaire immediately identified him as a false prophet and left the church. In the years that followed, the author says that God began to speak to her, making it clear over time that he wanted her to plant her flag in the prophetic ministry, which is what she did.

+Literary Career
Jennifer LeClaire was in Kindergarten when her teacher told her and her mother that she would grow up to become a writer. LeClaire hated writing so she vehemently disagreed with the proclamation.

But then she went to college, joined her school newspaper and realized that she had a gift for the activity. Before long, she was operating as editor for the newspaper.

Her first professional piece of writing was done under a pen name. She wrote an article for ‘Chicken Soup for the Woman’s Soul’. The experience created a path for LeClaire to enter the field of journalism.

She also worked as a copywriter in advertising. Her official foray into the publishing field came when she wrote and published ‘The Heart of the Prophetic’ in 2007, her first Christian book.

Since then, Jennifer LeClaire has written and published at least one book every single year. She says that her ideas for books start as direct revelations from God’s word, though some are the result of her personal experiences.

LeClaire spends a lot of time writing about biblical truths and exploring the struggles that Christians encounter on a daily basis.

Besides her books, the author also contributes articles to a publication called ‘Charisma’ every week. But her life doesn’t revolve around her writing. The author is very enthusiastic about exercise.

You can expect to find her riding her bike, golfing, reading books and watching television. LeClaire says she spends so much time working because her efforts do not feel like work.

+The Heart of the Prophetic
There are Christians in the world who look at the double portion Elisha got with some envy and wonder why they do not enjoy that same favor. There are those who wish to prophesy with complete confidence in the power and authority of God.

Jennifer LeClaire uses this book to explore those elements that can help the average Christian unlock their prophetic potential. She uses personal experiences and anecdotes to make her points.

+The Making of a Prophet
Jennifer LeClaire is one of the most powerful prophetic voices in the world. And in this book, she takes readers on a journey that begins with the call a Christian will sometimes receive from God to begin their prophetic mission.

LeClaire shows enthusiastic Christian the hurdles one can expect to encounter in their process of attaining maturity and the blessings they can look forward to receiving if they persevere.

LeClaire doesn’t mince her words. She tells her readers what makes the journey to prophetic maturity difficult, the pain they will encounter and all the ways they might fall. But she also shows them that there is hope.