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Informationen zum Autor Charles H. Kraft, a creative missiologist, spent over forty years teaching in the School of Intercultural Studies (formerly School of World Mission) at Fuller Seminary. After serving as a pioneer missionary in northern Nigeria, he became a pioneer in incarnational ministry and spiritual warfare. His scholarship, biblical basis, and international ministry have resulted in publishing a dozen books focusing on listening, loving, and serving those under evil spiritual influences and giving them tools to overcome as they develop a Bible-based Christianity that meets their needs. Klappentext Power. Politicians crave it. Money buys it. And some people will do anything to get it.In a world where New Agers rely on crystals and channeling to tap into spiritual power, the Christian is reminded that Jesus used supernatural power to heal the sick, cast out demons, and raise the dead. Two thousand years later, the world still desperately needs a Savior who works in power. However, many modern Christians are embarrassed and reluctant to preach a gospel accompanied by supernatural power. Our Western worldview conditions us to fit God into a neat, predictable mold.But Kraft is convinced that the power of the gospel will not be confined to our categories. Step by step, he offers a biblical understanding of signs and wonders and shows how Christians can become God's instruments to heal the sick, to work miracles, and to oppose the counterfeit powers of this age.There is something that makes ['Christianity with Power'] quite possibly great, maybe even a major publishing event to be noted some day when the history of the modern church is written. . . . Kraft helps us as no one else has in understanding our Western worldview in relation to the way the Holy Spirit is working today."" --from the Foreword
