A Divine Chain-Reaction - Brown, Phillip
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This book focuses on Christian faith as a process and how faith if correctly understood produces the miraculous. This book outlines how the follower of Christ's spiritual maturity individually and collectively is the most important part of the faith process. The author shares his testimony of being miraculously healed of stage 4 cancer through faith (process); and gives practical insight into how believers can experience the miraculous through the Word, Image, and Action process. Finally, this book from a biblical perspective shows that a clear understanding of the process of faith and…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
This book focuses on Christian faith as a process and how faith if correctly understood produces the miraculous. This book outlines how the follower of Christ's spiritual maturity individually and collectively is the most important part of the faith process. The author shares his testimony of being miraculously healed of stage 4 cancer through faith (process); and gives practical insight into how believers can experience the miraculous through the Word, Image, and Action process. Finally, this book from a biblical perspective shows that a clear understanding of the process of faith and consistent pattern of spiritual maturity through biblical knowledge (revelation knowledge); and obedience produces an expected end of good success. Good success that's available to every follower of Christ for every area of their lives (i.e., health, healing, financial, relational, etc...).
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Autorenporträt
Phillip Brown is Priest in Charge at St John's, West Brunswick, in Melbourne and has a keen interest in the New Atheism. He holds an Associate in Music Performance and a Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Philosophy as well as a Master in Divinity. He is married to Lisa who lectures in youth ministry at Ridley College in Melbourne; and they both enjoy Christian ministry and their dog Moses.