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by Japheth L. Claude (Author)
In Do You See What I'm Saying?, Dr. Claude asserts that we have the ability to ensure more successful journeys by following the "road map" laid out by the Holy Spirit. Given that God is in ultimate control of our lives, He has shown favor by giving us the ability to steer ourselves directly into the path of success. This book examines the "eight mental laws we must all understand," laws which all refer back to seeing (imagining), speaking (confessing), and believing (faith). And that can be summarized even more succinctly: "If you want something different, you must do something different." Practical and wildly encouraging, Dr. Claude points out the futility of passive, sideline faith and reinforces the message of faith in action, declaring the spiritual progression: "conceive, believe, confess, and receive." Without faith in what you cannot see, it will be impossible to walk in your calling or make the right moves. These chess-like maneuvers can be classified as "destiny decisions," which are best made when you lay aside your will and desires and concentrate on the will of God. Drawing from Scripture, the habits of highly effective people, scientific research, and notable "godly movers and shakers," Dr. Claude also asserts that despite our desire for a smooth life journey free of obstacles, overcoming challenges is essential for growth in Christ. His analyses of pertinent Scriptures are clear, insightful, and comprehensive. Do You See What I'm Saying? is filled with godly advice that can be applied right now. Japheth L. Claude, PhD. is a true and humble Servant of God who has served faithfully as a minister for more than fifteen years. He received his Master of Divinity degree in Pastoral Counseling and Doctor of Philosophy degree in Clinical Christian Counseling from the Family Bible Institute, College and Seminary in Baltimore, MD. Dr. Claude has nineteen years of experience in the Human Service field. He is also an active member of the Kappa Alpha Psi(R) Fraternity.
