Description

The believer’s handbook is a book carefully written to address basic doctrinal truths, the importance of spiritual growth and development, and the right attitude towards sex, sexuality, and self-control.

This journey of three parts starts with powerful insight on what the believer needs to understand as concerns the gospel. It begins with a gradual explanation of what it means to be in Christ, explaining sensitive topics of today like generational curses and its existence, whether a believer is holy or not, why it seems as though we don’t tend to receive what we asked for almost immediately, what love is, as well as a believer who has ‘fallen from the faith’.

This basic foundation then takes a climax from knowledge to practice. The believer isn’t just called to know, but to live in this knowledge. Spiritual growth and development takes us on a journey on what we need to grow on to having total control, avoiding strife, and living the life we have received.

This climax finally drives us to a landing that takes on the issue of sex and self-control in the third and final part of the book. Sometimes silent, but a very pronounced issue in the church is on sex- how to handle the pressure, dealing with relationships, and its end. We find out how to take on the issues and deal with them appropriately, but it isn’t over until we also learn how to deal with addictions.

This book gives an in-depth overview of what the believer ought to know and do, and as it is titled, it is truly the believer’s handbook to life.