Jesus and the Book of Acts are the standard of Normal Christianity. Remember the fad a few years ago when people wore bracelets reminding them, What Would Jesus Do? Christians state that Jesus is the example of how to live, yet this has been limited in many cases to how we view our moral character. When Christians tell me that they want to live like Jesus, I like to ask if they have multiplied food, healed the sick, walked on water, raised the dead, paid their taxes with fish money, calmed storms, and so forth. I typically receive bewildered looks, but thats what it is like to live like Jesus!
Perhaps we are ignoring a largo portion of what living like Jesus really includes. While I agree that we are to live like Jesus, Those who say they live in God should live their lives as Jesus did (1 John 2:6 NLT). I am also aware that the application of Jesus model has been minimized to something that can be accomplished by living a moral life. Many Christians believe that they can live like Jesus without ever operating in the supernatural. After reading in the Bible about all of the miracles He performed, does that sound right to you? (Excerpt from Book)
Table of Contents
Foreword by Sid Roth
Chapter 1: What Is Normal?
Chapter 2: Revival Myths
Chapter 3: Love, Affection, and the Family of God
Chapter 4: A Slave of Freedom
Chapter 5: The Clean Conscience
Chapter 6: The Land of Wimpy Prayers
Chapter 7: Women Rising
Chapter 8: Building the Divine Ottoman
Chapter 9: Raising the Dead
Chapter 10: Authentic Versus Counterfeit
Epilogue
About the Author
A fifth generation believer, Jonathan Welton is propelled by a powerful Christian heritage. Exhibiting extraordinary wisdom as a teacher, he helps individuals discover fresh experiences of Kingdom realities. Even those who have grown up in the Church are challenged afresh as they hear the unique perspective that Jonathan carries. Jonathan has earned two Masters Degrees, one in Biblical Studies and the other in Practical Ministry, as well as the National Herald of Christ award. Jonathan is the best-selling author of The School of the Seers: A Practical Guide on How to See into the Unseen. He and his wife, Karen, live in Rochester, New York.
