In The Cleft Of The Rock:
Laissez faire attitude threatens to thwart believers in the end times
On Road to Armageddon, Christianity's Foundations Are Shaken
Laissez faire attitude threatens to thwart believers in the end times
2007-06-22
LONGWOOD, FL-Christianity is on the cusp of its most radical transformation since the Reformation. If we are indeed in the last days, as many believe, we will witness events that not only have eternal significance but will shake the foundations of modern Christianity. In order to be prepared for the transition, we need to understand why we are hindered from experiencing the spiritual authority and resurrection power promised to us by Jesus. We also need to understand that our concept of what a Christian looks and acts like must change radically. In his book In the Cleft of the Rock: Insights into the Blood of Jesus, Resurrection Power, and Saving the Soul (paperback, 978-1-60266-301-5; hardcover, 978-1-60266-302-2), Michael J. Webb explains what Paul meant when he talked about "working out your own salvation with fear and trembling," how to practically "take up your cross and die daily," and how to save your soul.
"I have studied this specific topic for over two decades, taught its fundamental biblical principles in numerous small groups, and trained others in the practical steps involved in bringing the soul into submission to the Spirit, thereby walking in a dramatically higher level of resurrection power and spiritual authority," says Webb.
The image of the church as it appears in the minds of many today will not be the same as in the near future. Sadly, many Christians are ill-prepared for events that will soon unfold on the earth prior to Jesus' second coming. As John Calvin wrote, many are part of the "visible" or "professing" church; they know about Jesus, but they do not truly know Him. In the Cleft of the Rock attempts to remedy this by providing biblical insights into forging the kind of godly relationship you have heard was possible but never personally experienced.