Book description
"All will find here much reality, much wisdom, much encouragement, and much to praise God for."--J.I. Packer
This popular book from respected leader Charles H. Kraft shows believers how to exercise the authority they have from God through Jesus Christ. When Christians recognize and use the amazing gift of spiritual…
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1 author picked I Give You Authority as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
As a Christian, I’ve been frustrated by the lack of demonstrations of faith in our day compared to the early Church.
Jesus said Believers after Him would do greater works than He did, (John 14:12-14), so why don’t we see evidence of the Believer’s authority and power, especially in these current evil days, when we need Christ’s solutions? As Dr. Kraft reveals, it’s because we are unaware of the authority and power we have in Christ.
Clearly satan has successfully prevented Christians from knowing the full extent of the authority and power they have. The Church has been marginalized because…
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