Kirjahaku

Un delgado predicador salido de la zona rural de Pennsylvania, armado únicamente con una cruz y con su fe, se apoderó del mundo bajo de la ciudad de Nueva York y de los capos de las drogas, y llevó a las calles de la ciudad más afectada por el crimen en todos los Estados Unidos, una combinación de amor disciplinario y del Evangelio, simbolizado en su historia — La Cruz y el Puñal. Esta es la historia de David Wilkerson, el hombre que creyó contra todas las posibilidades, que Dios podía hacer grandes cosas entre los rechazados e ignorados de la ciudad de Nueva York.

One of the great privileges we have as Christians is finding favor from the Lord. Yet our understanding of "favor" can be off. We are sometimes told it's all about us--that God gave us that house, that car, that job so we can have all we need. But his provision doesn't stop with us. In this fascinating, empowering book, Gary Wilkerson, pastor and president of World Challenge, paints a bigger, brighter, and more biblical picture of what God's favor is. He shows how our loving Father showers his abundant resources upon us--things like forgiveness, restoration, peace, joy, power, and authority--not only to bless us with a favored, happy life, but for us to joyfully demonstrate this favor to others, whether they are friends, family, or strangers on the street. Because God's favor is not meant to end with us--it is meant to show the beauty of his unearned grace to a hurting, unbelieving world.