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A two-book signing: The Law of We Trickles Down to Me and The Day I Got My Strength Back — honoring the helping professionals whose daily service inherently glorifies God.
For therapists, leaders, helping professionals, clergy and nonprofit founders who know collective responsibility reaches the single person standing in front of you.

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Honors & Recognition · August 2026

On Saturday, August 29, 2026, Dr. Edwards received the Trailblazer Award from the School of the Great Commission Professional Training Institute, presented by Chancellor Dr. Winford Thompson at the Morrow Center in Morrow, Georgia — honoring his distinguished service as a therapist, international speaker, author, devoted father, mentor and spiritual leader.
“Your voice inspires change, your guidance strengthens lives, and your legacy continues to uplift generations. You are a Trailblazer indeed.”
All Purpose
Dr. Eric D. Edwards is the author of the highly acclaimed The Day I Got My Strength Back. His latest book, The Law of We Trickles Down To Me, highlights all the helping professionals who inherently honor God.
Nicknamed “All Purpose” by former Navy shipmates for his many roles aboard the USS Glover, this ordained pastor is still shaped by the Apostle Paul’s example of being all things to all people and using all Godly means to save some. He is retired from Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools as a Section 504 Disability Coordinator, a professor at FMI Seminary, and an independent consultant within the human service market — highly skilled in strategic planning, creativity, organizational management, public programming and the humanities.
Dr. Edwards is host of the video podcast Kingdom Voices and serves as Founder and Senior Pastor of Kingdom Covenant Christian Church. Over the past 35 years he has served as director and coordinator to many organizations and programs. He holds two master’s degrees in Counseling and is a gifted lecturer and preacher who provides outreach, case management, training and support services for individuals with disabilities and other barriers.
An avid reader, he loves spending time with his sons Levi and Eden. Dr. Edwards credits much of his success to a wise mother and a deceased grandmother who told him about a man named Jesus — and he is quick to point out that without God none of this would be possible.
Upcoming Speaking Engagement
A post-commencement ceremony book signing with a light reception featuring hors d’oeuvres and cake. Both books will be available and signed on site — for therapists, leaders, helping professionals and spiritual seekers.

Newest release
Honors the helping professionals — caregivers, counselors, educators, case managers and volunteers — whose daily service glorifies God, tracing how collective responsibility trickles down to the single person standing in front of you.
$19.95 · signed on site
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Reader favorite
A powerful journey of faith, resilience and reclaimed purpose for readers rebuilding after life’s hardest seasons — the book that keeps reminding readers their story is not over.
$19.95 · signed on site
Pre-order nowThe law of we reaches the person standing in front of you.
Reserve both booksBulk orders of 50 books or more are $12.95 per book — inquire at kingdomccchurch@gmail.com.
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Reserve one or both books for pickup at Concord Baptist Church on October 3, 2026 at 12:00 PM. Pre-ordering supports direct sales rather than Amazon. For questions, contact Dr. Stephanie Poplar at 404-932-4242 or email kingdomccchurch@gmail.com.
From the road
Moments from previous signings — copies dedicated by hand, families in matching shirts, and readers who found their own comeback in these pages.

Matching shirts at the sanctuary — “The Day I Got My Strength Back.”
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The Video Podcast
Hosted by Dr. Eric D. Edwards, Kingdom Voices brings pastoral, clinical and cultural conversation to the questions believers are actually living with — Kingdom principles applied against a noisy world.
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