I just signed up for WiW with VIP, but I´ve run into trouble with email mess. Below is what I wrote to the support, but posting it here too, just in case. Bottomline is, can I get granted access to the challenge with this account I am writing in here, since this is my Skool account, and already have many thing here, including Ray E stuff :D @Ray Edwards @Melanie Crane @Bryan Switalski (thank you SO much in advance - I know this is messy, but dunno what to do ...): Dear Ray and Support, I just signed up for the challenge, but I´ve run into trouble with my email for "Skool" ... I have purchased this course with my idaala@ymail.com (yes it´s an "y"), BUT I seem to bee on "Skool", with my idaandersenlang@ymail.com mail... so now I can´t seem to access the course inside of skool. Last time I bought a challenge from you (using the email idaala@ymail.com), you sent me an invite to Skool that I clicked on and I believe that is how this assocition with the email "idaandersenlang@ymail.com" was made, beacuse I already had a skool account with this email. So now I am in trouble. I need to have my content in ONE account on Skool.... would you be able to send me an invite to the Words into Wealth challenge VIP, so I can maybe get it accepted to my existing Skool account? I hope this is not sounding too confusing and that we can get to solve it quick :D Kind regards, Ida

Rebecca is about half way thru. She loves cozy mysteries n she told me this morning that its one of the best she has ever read for unexpected twists and turns. Congratulations Ray.

Wonderful workshop today, great content! QUICK QUESTION on writing the first draft of Chapter 1... I have heard that we will LOSE people if we do not grasp their interest and attention in the FIRST 30 PAGES of our book. If that is correct, should Chapter 1 be an OVERVIEW (30,000 foot view) of their Problem and then Solution (how we can help them)... and then the remaining chapters will break it down in DETAIL using the PASTOR Framework? - OR - Do we use Chapter 1 for the "P", Chapter 2 for "A", Chapter 3 to S...etc. to tell OUR STORY?

Title: PASTOR for Pastors: A Powerful, Practical Framework for Sermons that Connect & Call to Action Author: Steve Garcia — “The Merry Mystic,” leadership & team-building coach, and 30-year urban church pastor. Overview: Every week, pastors face the blank page, praying, “Lord, what do I say?” Every week we stand before a sea of faces -- whether a congregation, a youth group, or a classroom full of learners -- and pray, “Help me, Lord, help this to go well.” PASTOR for Pastors offers a lifeline — a proven framework for crafting messages that connect head, heart, and hand. Adapted from Ray Edwards’s celebrated PASTOR model, this book translates timeless copywriting wisdom into sermon-writing gold. Built on the lived experience of a veteran preacher and coach, this book shows how to communicate grace with clarity, power, and practical next steps — every Sunday. Hook: What if sermon prep didn’t drain your soul, but refreshed it? What if the “sales funnel” of a sermon actually mirrored Jesus’s way of speaking truth with compassion and call to action? Promise: Pastors will discover a joyful, repeatable process to prepare sermons that: - Speak to real human pain - Stir the heart with redemptive stories - Offer grace and a clear path forward - Move people toward transformation, not just inspiration Why Me / Why Now: I’ve written and preached hundreds of sermons. Some soared. Some sank. But I’ve discovered that the difference isn’t inspiration — it’s structure. Ray’s PASTOR framework helped me rediscover the joy of sermon prep — not just for selling, but for saving — reminding me that good sermons serve. This book is a lifesaver for weary pastors who are tired of chasing “viral sermons” and ready to rediscover the sacred art of preaching that changes lives. Comparable Works: - Communicating for a Change – Andy Stanley - Talk Like TED – Carmine Gallo - How to Write Copy That Sells – Ray Edwards - PASTOR for Pastors bridges these worlds: communication + clarity + calling.