Apostle Lesa D. Manson

Apostle Lesa D. Manson

Apostle • Teacher• Author and Leader

Apostle Lesa(Le-Sa) Manson, an esteemed alumna of Oral Roberts University and Eagles Nest Bible School in Tulsa, Oklahoma, was granted her Ministerial license and ordination in 1994. Her ministry has since flourished in the realms of life coaching and private consulting, reflecting her deep commitment to personal and spiritual growth. A cornerstone of her work includes founding a mentorship program for the nonprofit organization “Breaking Free Inc.,” which underscores her dedication to empowering individuals through transformative relationships.

 

Additionally, her leadership roles have extended to campus pastoring with the Wesley Foundation in Oklahoma, where she nurtured the spiritual development of college students. Manson’s visionary spirit led to the establishment of El Elyon Outreach Ministry and Yeshua’s House of Bread, both of which serve as beacons of faith and community support.

Her passion for ministry is further demonstrated through her contributions to other ministries and individuals, guiding them towards enriching their spiritual connections.

 

Love Is the Principal Thing: Beautiful Ranting of the Simple

“Love is often reduced to sentiment. Scripture presents it as structure.”

In Love Is the Principal Thing, Apostle Lesa Manson examines agape love not simply as a feeling or expression of faith, but as a governing principle of Christian life.

Drawing from Scripture and lived faith, Lesa considers what love requires in leadership, correction, spiritual maturity, and our relationships with one another. She challenges performative religion and transactional spirituality while making a distinction between biblical love and the easier substitutes we sometimes place in its name.

At its center is a straightforward challenge: if love is the principal thing, then what we believe, how we lead, how we correct, and how we live must answer to it.

 

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