Here is the Mind that Hath Wisdom

Here is the Mind that Hath Wisdom invites readers on a transformative journey through the heart of faith and the essence of Christ. In a world swirling with distractions and disillusionment, this poignant exploration challenges us to rediscover the true identity of Jesus Christ—His teachings, His love, and His call to authentic discipleship.

Through heartfelt narratives and insightful reflections, this book confronts the pressing question: Are we, even as believers, losing sight of who Jesus really is? Each chapter delves into the complexities of modern spirituality, offering a fresh perspective that resonates with young adults, families, and anyone yearning for deeper understanding.

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With emotional honesty and spiritual clarity, Here is the Mind that Hath Wisdom serves as both a mirror and a guide, urging readers to engage with their faith in profound ways. Whether you’re navigating the trials of life or seeking a renewed connection with the divine, this book promises to illuminate your path and inspire a vibrant relationship with Christ.

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Here is the Mind that Hath Wisdom Excerpt: “In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. The same was in the beginning with God. All things were made by Him; and without Him was not anything made that was made. In Him was life; and the life was the light of men. And the light shineth in darkness; and the darkness comprehended it not.” (John 1:1-50) Is it possible that, amid the confusion of the age, even God’s own people are forgetting who Jesus Christ really is? What greater tragedy can overtake a world in need of salvation than to lose sight of the Saviour who came to bring deliverance and emancipation to all mankind?

Here is the Mind that Hath Wisdom Excerpt Continued…

Whether we believe it or not man’s pseudo religion, his higher criticism and his human tradition of worship have done nothing to open the gates of understanding but these things have served only to hide him from the Eternal and to close the doors of salvation in the face of those for whom Christ died. The time has certainly come for us all to do some solemn thinking, some seeking after the wisdom of the Lord, for without doubt we are living in the extreme latter end of the dispensation of grace. We are in the closing hours of the Laodicean period of the church age, an age distasteful to God and so repugnant to Him that it is likened to lukewarm water fit only to be spewed out of God’s mouth as a thing obnoxious to Him. The Laodicean age is a period replete with every form of godliness, but it is powerless godliness, consisting of empty lip service where men draw nigh to God with their lips but their hearts are far away from Him.

Here is the Mind that Hath Wisdom

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