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by Russell G. Ellies (Author), Jim Krames (Editor)
In Part One, we analyze the meaning of the Hebrew and Greek words translated ""faith."" Next, we explore how all of our faculties interact so you learn how to process a promise into a powerful word of faith. In Part Two, you discover how these principles are modeled by such Old Testament luminaries as Abraham, Enoch, Noah, Daniel's friends, and renowned Gentiles (Caleb, Rahab, and Job). In Part Three, we tackle such vital issues as the nature of ""saving faith,"" the ""how-to"" of effective trusting, and how your understanding of God's faithfulness influences your ability to trust Him. Whether you are a pastor, bible teacher, or small group leader seeking to transform the lives of those you serve, you will find a wealth of life-changing insights.
Author Biography
R. G. Ellies holds a Master of Arts degree from Newport University and a Doctor of Ministry degree from Newport International University. He and his wife, Shairoon, have four children and two grandchildren. For nearly two decades, the Lord has used him to build a vibrant multicampus congregation that includes a mother church and two daughter churches in Trinidad and Tobago. He sustains a busy speaking schedule. In addition, pastors from many nations seek his counsel on how to set free those imprisoned in occult strongholds.
