Publisher's Synopsis
THE SUPERNATURAL MAN AND HIS MIND
In exercising and walking in the supernatural, or simply put, the gifts of the Spirit, the church is usually divided between two groups: those that rest on their prayer life and those that rest on the willingness or otherwise of God to move. Each group can be likened to a drug that is meant to cure an illness. If this same drug is taken beyond prescription, it can lead to the death of the user. What am I saying? If we take the first group and "consume" it long enough, we are going to experience "accident' in the long run. In the same vein, if we take the second and "consume" it long enough, we will find ourselves to blame eventually.
Maybe a perfect description will be a car without a brake. Each group is like a car without a brake, if it runs faster than necessary, the driver and passengers may not live to tell the story. For a car to be fit to run, there is a need for it to have a working brake; the same applies to walking in the gifts of the Spirit. We must find a balance between these two classes or else we may not see God's power move in and through us as much as we ought.
This book, The Supernatural Man And His Mind sets forth the truth of the scriptures as regards walking in the supernatural power of God. It captures this revelation in such a simple term that readers will find it very easy to understand and as a result start walking in the realities of the supernatural power of God.
If you desire to experience more move of God's spirit, this is the book to get. You will be glad you do.
