Dr. Robert J Maxie Sr

02/14/2026

🎧 FoolProof is now on Audible!

I’m excited to share that FoolProof: Strategies for Navigating Life God’s Way is officially available as an audiobook on Audible.

Now you can listen anytime—at home, in the car, or on the go—and discover practical, biblical strategies for living wisely and walking confidently in God’s direction for your life.

Search FoolProof by Robert J. Maxie Sr. on Audible and start listening today!


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02/10/2026

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11/13/2025

✨ Exciting News! ✨

I am humbled and honored to share that my book
Fool Proof: Strategies for Navigating Life God’s Way (Understanding the Faith)
has been selected as a Finalist for Book of the Year 2025!

Writing this book was an act of obedience, faith, and love—born from a desire to help people discover God’s guidance for everyday life. To see it recognized in this way is both incredibly encouraging and deeply humbling.

Thank you to everyone who has supported, prayed, and believed in this project. And above all, thank God for His wisdom, direction, and favor.

The journey continues! 📚✨


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11/11/2025

🔥 New Release Alert! 🔥

What happens when two hearts say “I do”… but their pride says “I won’t”?
💥 Mutually Assured Destruction by Robert J. Maxie Sr. & Dr. Aminga Maxie is now available on Audible!

🎧 Experience the passion, power struggles, and redemption that unfold when love and ego collide.
Whether you’re married, single, or somewhere in between — this story will have you reflecting, laughing, and maybe even healing.

👉 Tap the link to listen now on Audible and discover why sometimes… the greatest battles are fought at home.



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10/27/2025

Get a copy of this amazing book!
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10/27/2025

Welcome to the MAD: Marriage Seminar - Restoring Communication!
Join us at Graceworks Church for a day filled with insights and tools to enhance communication in your marriage, hosted by Dr. Robert Maxie, Sr. and his wife Dr. Aminga Maxie, authors of the new released title 'Mutually Assurred Destruction'.
Whether you are married, engaged or considering marriage in the future - every couple holds the power to hurt or heal.
This workshop is open to anyone looking to learn biblical conflict resolution and accountability that will help take their relationships to the next level.
Register now!

Join us for a one-day marriage workshop focused on restoring communication and withholding destruction.

10/19/2025

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10/16/2025

Jesus told this story to those who trusted in themselves — those who believed their goodness could make them right with God. That mindset is dangerous, because righteousness isn’t something we can earn. It’s a gift only Christ can give.

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10/10/2025

Yes 🙌🏾

Everyone remembers the whale.
Almost no one remembers why it swallowed him.

The Book of Jonah isn’t a story about a fish — it’s a story about a prophet who couldn’t stomach the idea that God’s mercy might reach people he despised.

Jonah didn’t flee because he was scared.
He fled because he was offended.
God told him to go to Nineveh — the capital of Assyria — Israel’s enemy. A violent, pagan empire. The last place Jonah wanted to see God bless.

He didn’t want revival there.
He wanted revenge.
He wanted God’s justice for them and God’s mercy for us.

Sound familiar?

Jonah’s nationalism wrapped itself in religion. He believed God belonged to his side — his people — his country. And when God showed mercy to “those people,” Jonah threw a tantrum.

The whale wasn’t the plot. It was the consequence — God’s way of saying, “You can’t outrun My love, even when you don’t agree with who it’s for.”

Today’s church should take notes.

Because when we start acting like Jonah — deciding who’s worthy of grace and who isn’t — we stop following Jesus and start worshiping our own reflection draped in a flag.

And if we don’t change course soon…
God may have a whale waiting for us too.

10/09/2025

If you believe that:
1) Reading is critical to our democracy.
2) Books help us understand complex issues.
3) Parents shouldn’t make decisions for other parents’ children.
4) Youth deserve to see themselves in books.

Join the campaign to at UniteAgainstBookBans.org.

Banned Books Week

10/09/2025

Censorship is so 1984.

Today kicks off , an annual observation started more than 40 years ago in response to a sudden surge in the number of book challenges in libraries, schools, and bookstores. Sound familiar?

George Orwell’s cautionary tale '1984' warns us about the dangers of censorship. This year’s Banned Books Week theme reminds us that the right to read belongs to all of us, that censorship has no place in contemporary society, and that we must defend our rights.

For ways to get involved, censorship data, events throughout the week, and to help spread the word, visit https://www.ala.org/bbooks.