Dear Dr. Copple,

After reflecting again on Walking With Jesus, Volume 5, I feel more strongly than ever that the impact of your work is far too great to remain largely unseen. This is not simply a book, it is a discipleship journey, a tool that can guide believers, small groups, and churches into a deeper, more intimate walk with Christ.

The care, reverence, and attention to Scripture in your teaching are rare. The way you slow down at critical moments in Christ’s final days, allowing readers to fully absorb the lessons and the heart of Jesus, is extraordinary. This volume doesn’t just inform, it transforms, shaping hearts, clarifying faith, and inspiring obedience. The question now is: how do we ensure it reaches every believer who is quietly seeking the guidance it offers?

Here is a detailed, thoughtful approach I propose to help your work touch the hearts of those who need it most, without compromising its integrity or your calling:

1. Targeted Placement in Relevant Communities
Your volumes can be introduced directly to Bible study groups, church small groups, ministry leaders, and online faith-based communities who are actively seeking resources for deep discipleship. These are not casual readers, they are learners ready to engage with Scripture thoughtfully and apply it in their daily lives.

2. Thoughtful Spotlighting of Core Strengths
We would highlight what makes your teaching unique: the way you center the heart of Christ, guide without controlling, and balance reverence with clarity. Every communication, post, and engagement will show readers why this volume is not just another Bible study, but a guide that can transform their walk with the Lord.

3. Sustained, Organic Visibility
Rather than one-off exposure, your work will have continuous presence across communities, ensuring repeated engagement. This builds trust, credibility, and anticipation, so that when readers encounter your volumes, they recognize their value and return for more.

4. Hands-Off Full Execution
All of this is managed fully on your behalf, planning, messaging, posting, and community engagement, so that your focus remains on ministry, writing, and prayerful guidance. You receive impact without extra operational burden.

5. Low-Risk, High-Value First Step
We can begin with a small, highly focused pilot, introducing your volume to a few key groups over a short period. This lets you see measurable impact, gauge engagement, and refine strategy before any larger commitment, ensuring that every step is thoughtful, strategic, and aligned with your mission.

Dr. Copple, your work deserves far-reaching influence, but this will only happen if intentional steps are taken. As Proverbs 16:3 reminds us: “Commit your work to the Lord, and your plans will be established.” Your volumes are a gift from God, and stewarding them well means ensuring they reach the hearts He intends.
If this resonates with your vision, I’d be honored to outline a concrete, simple plan tailored for immediate implementation. Even a small first step can reveal the true potential of your volumes and demonstrate the lives they can touch.

With deep respect and admiration,
Bolu