Seven Steps To Be Made Whole: How to Achieve All That God Wants for You

Often when Jesus healed people He would simply tell them that they were healed or that their faith had healed them. At other times, however, as with the woman with the issue of blood, He told them that they were whole. They were not just healed but made whole. What then is the difference between being healed and made whole, and what does it mean to be whole? To be whole means that as James wrote you are "…perfect and entire lacking nothing." (James 1:3-4). If you are whole, you do not need to be healed because you have health. If you are whole you are an overcomer and as such you are entitled to all the rewards Jesus reveals to us in the book of Revelation in chapters 2 and 3. To be whole means that you have achieved rest in God and are walking in and enjoying the promises that He has given us. It means to have victory in our lives now and authority over our adversary the devil, satan. It means to be absolutely perfect in the eyes of God! In this book Craig Morgan will show you the seven steps to achieving wholeness. These seven steps are chronological in order and are based on the patriarchs of the Bible. They are (1) to walk with God as Enoch, (2) to be a friend of God as Abraham, (3) to become a prayer as Joseph, (4) to become a man of God as Moses, (5) to have the heart of God as David, (6) to have the love of God as John and (7) to know God as Paul. These steps are ones that all believers must take if they are to progress in their walk with and knowledge of God that He desires all of us to do and have. The Lord will illuminate you on your journey to know Him and to be whole for this is His desire for all of us.