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The Weight of Glory: Lessons from the Frontlines of Faith
What does it truly cost to carry the power of God? In the spiritual classic God’s Generals: Why They Succeeded and Why Some Failed, Roberts Liardon provides a gripping, "no-holds-barred" analysis of the most powerful spiritual leaders of the 20th century.
This is not just a collection of hagiographies; it is a forensic study of spiritual power. Liardon deconstructs the lives of legends like Smith Wigglesworth, Kathryn Kuhlman, and William J. Seymour to reveal the exact habits, mindsets, and pitfalls that defined their ministries. It is an essential manual for anyone who feels called to a life of significance, offering a rare look at the "price" of greatness and the critical importance of character in sustaining a legacy.
Key Concepts: The Anatomy of a Spiritual General
Liardon examines the lives of twelve extraordinary figures, extracting universal laws of leadership and spiritual discipline.
In a modern landscape often saturated with "influencers" and shallow leadership,
God's Generalsis a sobering and inspiring call back to substance. Whether you are a ministry leader, a student of church history, or someone seeking to live with greater purpose, this book provides the spiritual and psychological frameworks to handle power with integrity. It is a leadership textbook that teaches you how to run your race with endurance and avoid the traps that have silenced so many voices before you.
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