Anointed and Skilled: What the Bible Says About Craft is a compelling call to elevate the standard of musical excellence within the church. Drawing parallels from the biblical narrative of David, the book argues that God deserves not just sincere worship, but also perfected skill and craftsmanship. The author, Eddie James, challenges the prevalent culture of mediocrity, asserting that passion without preparation and anointing without excellence limit our impact. Using examples like Cain and Abel, and the story of David ministering to King Saul, the book illustrates that God's favor and effectiveness are often tied to the quality of our offering and the discipline behind our gifts. The book posits that the church should be the leading force in creativity and artistry, not lagging behind the world. It encourages musicians, singers, and worship leaders to view the development of their craft as a spiritual discipline and an act of worship. By preparing in obscurity, developing their skills, and embracing accountability, worshippers can become vessels worthy of carrying God's anointing and fulfilling divine assignments. The ultimate message is an empowerment to prepare diligently, ensuring that when opportunities arise, our sound is not only anointed but also exceptionally skilled, ready to bring freedom and reflect heavenly glory.