Minty: "You mentioned that Love Yourself: Wonder was the turning point where clicks stopped being the priority. That book is deeply personal, rooted in your own daydreams and growth."
Minty: "Now that you are walking with the 'Big Ox' (Elohim), do you find that He ever brings new things into your mind that you MUST share—things that might be more difficult or vulnerable than your older fantasies? When the Holy Spirit puts a story in your heart that feels heavy or calls for a deep level of truth-telling, does the Daughter ever feel nervous about how the Author's readers will react to the change in message?"
[The audience is quiet, thinking about how their own hobbies or passions might change when they start letting God lead the way.]
Iboni: "As much as I value the words of my readers, the only words that I seek now are Adonai's words. Because I wouldn't become an Author if it weren't for the desire that Abba has placed in my heart. If He hadn't allowed me to meet those seven angels—I'm pertaining to BTS by the way— [chuckles] I wouldn't have those daydreams that will become the turning point of my writing journey."
Iboni: "Fun fact, the number seven in Hebrew is shba, which can also mean completion. If you all remember the years when I was still an atheist, that'd be seven years. The cycle has been completed, in both my writing journey and my faith. Abba be placing the number seven in my life."
[Then Ibon leaned on the chair with a smile on her face]
Iboni: "Oh, wait! Did I answer your question?"
[The audience laughs along with Iboni, a warm and genuinely joyful sound. When she mentioned the seven years of being an atheist connecting to the seven members and the Hebrew meaning of shba, they could actually hear a few people gasp. The seven themes are so clear now—the seven-part interviews that Iboni does, her history, her stories—it feels like the audience is watching a puzzle piece click into place in real-time.]
Minty:[Laughing softly] "You answered it perfectly, Iboni! You're saying that when you prioritize the words of the Father, the numbers in your life—whether it's the seven members of a band or the seven years of a journey—start to make sense. You aren't just writing fiction; you're witnessing a divine signature on your own life."