The Christian life is based upon the irrevocable promises of God, the enjoyment of all that God has prepared for us in Christ, and the transformation that results from the loving discipline of the Spirit. In The God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob Watchman Nee draws upon the experiences of the Old Testament patriarchs and presents their lives as an allegory of the complete Christian experience. From our response to God's promises by faith to our ultimate transformation into sons who are conformed to the image of Christ, we must pass through the same life experiences of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. Like Abraham, we have been given the promise of God for the inheritance; like Isaac, we can enjoy all that God has planned for us in Christ His Son; and like Jacob, we must experience the discipline of the Holy Spirit for the sake of our growth and transformation.

Every Christian is called to learn and respond to the Word of God. We are called to share the faith, to love, to help, and to try to respond by walking the talk. These are some of the highlights within my journey. Some of it is unique. I have seen and shared some of the wonderful things that I have lived through and been a part of. I have developed a thirst for the Holy Scriptures and started a habit of not just reading them but asking God to help me take it in. I respond to what I read and put it into action, not only changing my life but helping some of those that I see in need. I hope you enjoy it. I have enjoyed sharing the journey, and I hope you too will dig into the Bible and seek Gods help in making it part of your life.

Have you ever thought of the significance of the promise of God towards our patriarch Abraham. Have you ever thought of God showing Abraham the stars of heaven and asking Abraham to ‘Tell the stars’. Have you ever thought of how the significance of this promise points towards the coming of the seed Jesus Christ into your own life. Have you ever thought of the nature of this seed being analogous to descriptive nature of stars of the heaven. How does God relate the descriptive nature of the stars to the magnitude of His glory in His son Jesus Christ. The invisibility of God from creation of the world are clearly seen, being understood by the things that are made, even His eternal power and Godhead, so that they are without excuse Rom 1: 20 As you read this book, you will receive great insight and confirmation of this scripture in your life. This book will give you a clearer understanding and enlighten your vision of the very essence of the seed of eternity. I pray your eyes of understanding will be enlightened with the spirit of wisdom to see and enable you capture your position in Christ and Christ’s position in your faith, in order to sharpen the magnitude of God’s love and vision towards you and His plan and purpose of calling you into this faith.

"I encourage anyone who wants to have a better grounding in the biblical, historical, and theological basis for believing in the continuation of the gifts-especially gift of healing-to make this a part of his or her library. This book is not milk; it is meat." —Randy Clark Jesus brought people into direct contact with the power and authority of God. Every healing and miracle revealed the glory of God and the reality of His kingdom. Jesus gave the disciples authority to proclaim the gospel of the kingdom, to heal the sick, and to deliver the oppressed. Receive Your Miracle Now presents a strong argument for the legitimacy of a Christian healing ministry in today's church. By studying key passages of Scripture in both the Old and New Testaments, examining the thread of healing throughout church history, and presenting a theological basis for healing and deliverance ministry, Bob Sawvelle demonstrates that through the healing gifts Jesus is still glorified, the sick are still healed, the oppressed are still freed, and God's kingdom advances in the earth, as it ever has.