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Rodger Crafton Gibbs had two years of College at the University and one prior year as a freshman at Henderson Co. Jr. college in Athens, Texas. Rodger served in the U.S.A.F. from 1961-1965 during the Vietnam War. His career work was in retail grocery for 26 yrs. and then at Dell Computer Inc. for seven yrs., retiring on disability in 2000.

He served in the Baptist Christian Service Corps for 8 yrs. and with the Baptist Mission Service Corps as volunteer assigned to the Austin Baptist Community Center 1989-1991.

Rodger kept a Spiritual Journal of his life as a new Christian for seven years, from Jan. 4, 1986 to 1993, as testimony of the Living God.

Logos 7 Vol. 2 is the last of God’s Book of Life Logos series of ten volumes. All volumes are a journal record of the Life of Christ in a common Christian, as we daily try to serve His purpose of Salvation in restoring us to God’s form of mind, so we can be one with Him, is to have His Holy Spirit, which is the Christ of Jesus, in us. God in us is the only way to defeat Satan and sin, and by belief in Him as the Mind of Christ in us is His way of placing His holiness in us. Therefore, God in us as the Mind of Christ is His Full Will for Humankind.

Rodger Gibbs launches Volume Two of The Full Will of God and Continues to Illustrate his Journey in Knowing God’s Full Will.

How do we bring the will of God into our everyday lives?

When Rodger Crafton Gibbs became a new Christian in 1986, he started keeping a spiritual journal. As he follows God’s plan, he maintains a record of his experiences. He decided to create Logos Work, a series of books from his journal. The Word of God, or principle of divine reason and creative order, is linked to the second part of the Trinity, Jesus Christ, in the gospel of John.

In the launching of the second volume of, The Full Will of God, Rodger continues to take readers on a journey with him toward experiencing the totality of God’s purpose for His children.

This book chronicles the continuation of Rodger’s journey toward the completion and publishing of The Book of Life’s seven volumes. Its objective is to define “God’s Will” in terms of the individual Christian, the Church, Israel, and humanity. Rodger allows his readers to witness his daily walk in Christ to illustrate the progress of a man growing in grace. The book will inspire everyone, especially new Christians to continue trusting the Lord.

Rodger keeps writing and looks into the potential of expanding Logos Work. He wants to help more people realize God’s boundless, life-changing love. By revealing God’s genuine intention for His children, he hopes to set mankind free from its selfish and self-centered ways.