The Call to Sonship
It takes growth, maturity and a new birth to become a Son of God
Xulon Author Explains What Sonship Really Means
It takes growth, maturity and a new birth to become a Son of God
2011-11-16
MAITLAND, FL— The new title by Ching Sing Wong, The Call to Sonship ($14.99, paperback, 978-1-61379-953-6; $22.99, hardcover, 978-1-61379-954-3; $7.49, e-book, 978-1-61904-553-8), not only serves to reach the non-believers and instill in them a sense of meaning and purpose for their lives on earth, but to also supply the believers in Christ with the knowledge of how God gains fallen human beings as the many sons of God. Both sides will benefit from Wong’s insight as it enables every individual to respond heartily to God’s call for sonship. God has a divine plan, to gain His many sons for the fulfillment of His eternal purpose and satisfaction of His heart’s desire. This book unfolds God’s eternal plan and brings to light the significance of sonship in God’s purpose.
“There are very few books in the current Christian market to expound the true meaning and significance of sonship according to the divine revelation that could match God’s heart and purpose,” states the author. “There is an urgent need for believers to know and understand that merely having a new birth experience to become God’s children is still insufficient and incomplete, they need to pursue growth and maturity in the divine life to become the sons of God.”
Ching Sing Wong is currently living in Malaysia and is married with three children. He is a chartered accountant by profession, but also functions as a prophet-teacher and dream interpreter to the Body of Christ. The Lord gave him a book to write through a dream in 1990 and The Sons of God series is that dream coming true.
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