45,99 €
inkl. MwSt.
Versandkostenfrei*
Versandfertig in 1-2 Wochen
  • Gebundenes Buch

Apostles! Didn't they all die out at the end of the first century? Didn't I hear a person using that title on my radio? Today, this theological debate rages: in these last days, is God again raising up apostles with first-century capabilities? Certainly Bertril Baird knows the answer. In a ministry spanning five decades, this ""Admiral"" has brought hope and deliverance throughout the Caribbean region, the Americas, Africa, and India. God has uniquely prepared him to take up this debate. Thanks to his countless stories, in-depth biblical and historical knowledge, as well as balanced…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
Apostles! Didn't they all die out at the end of the first century? Didn't I hear a person using that title on my radio? Today, this theological debate rages: in these last days, is God again raising up apostles with first-century capabilities? Certainly Bertril Baird knows the answer. In a ministry spanning five decades, this ""Admiral"" has brought hope and deliverance throughout the Caribbean region, the Americas, Africa, and India. God has uniquely prepared him to take up this debate. Thanks to his countless stories, in-depth biblical and historical knowledge, as well as balanced perspective, you will gain fresh insights into the mindset, outcomes, and supernatural tools needed to exercise the Admiral Gift.
Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Autorenporträt
Apostle Bertril Baird is a recognized minister, pastoral mentor, an advisor to Caribbean Governments, and United Nations consultant, and sits on many regional and international boards. Traveling globally, he conducts Biblical World View Seminars, addressing Parliaments, and helping multitudes to find healing and wholeness through his spiritual gifts and insights into the health sciences. He oversees a Bible College, Research Institute, and multifaceted media ministry. His awards include the International Peace Prize by the United Cultural Convention, and Distinguished Service Award by the International Third World Leaders Association.