Kenneth E. Hagin

Why do some people get healed and others do not? Is there more than one way to receive divine healing? What is the "best" way? Out of the riches of a ministry that spanned more than half a century, Kenneth E. Hagin answers these and other questions in his book Seven Things Should Know About Divine Healing. Rev. Hagin began his study of divine healing as a teenager after five eminent physicians gave him up to die. In this book, he shares the results of his lifelong study of the scriptures as well as actual case histories. Seven Things You Should Know About Divine Healing is a book you will want for your personal library and to share with friends and loved ones who need healing. Discover for yourself: The source of sickness and how to stand against it Ways to obtain divine healing How to keep your healing

The Body of Christ is in need of members who are spiritually mature. All of us begin as spiritual babes in Christ when we are born again. But God doesn't intend for us to stay that way. God desires for us to grow into Christian maturity. In his book Growing Up, Spiritually, Kenneth E. Hagin compares the stages of spiritual growth to those of physical growth. In this important book, you will discover how to: -Locate your current stage of spiritual growth. -Grow into the next stage of spiritual development. -Walk in close fellowship with the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. -Renew your mind with a diet of God's Word. -Determine the differences between the natural man, the carnal man, and the spiritual man. You won't be the same after reading and receiving the message of Growing Up, Spiritually, and the Body of Christ will be strengthened as you grow and develop in God.

Understanding Man's Threefold Nature The Threefold Nature of Man is the result of years of study by Rev. Kenneth E. Hagin. The subject of man's threefold nature--spirit, soul, and body--always intrigued Rev. Hagin. Like most Christians, however, he had never been taught this essential Bible truth. When he began to study the subject, he encountered a great deal of confusion; especially in distinguishing between spirit and soul. "Much error has been taught, even from the pulpit," he comments. After much prayer and Bible study, he learned that man is a spirit who possesses a soul and lives in a body. He elaborates on the threefold nature of man in this book.