Jack R. Taylor

This is certainly a very thought provoking book which I enjoyed studying. I wasn't quite sure what the book was about but as I delved in I found myself bring quite intrigued by the author. It is so true when he said we can be a Christian for a long time "but miss the true center of one's faith." I remember very clearly always hearing the scripture,"Seek first the Kingdom of God and His righteousness , and all these things will be provided for you. "
( Matthew 6:33) I always wondered what show more things were to be provided to us? But I don't think I remember that scripture really being explained to me. The author lays it out in easy to understand terminology by saying, "The Kingdom of God is not only at the center of reality; it is the center of reality." So if it is the center of everything it only makes sense for us to " make the Kingdom of God the center of our lives and faith."

I really love the depth the author goes into to explain the Kingdom and how important it is for us to understand the keys to the Kingdom which represents power. We have been granted those keys when we gave ourselves to Him. Now we can use those keys to release power into our situations. One of the things I loved that the author spoke about was the key of confidence. No matter what our situation may be, we have been given the key of confidence to get through it. He explains many of the different keys of the Kingdom that encouraged me and gave me a sense of strength. The book is really an eye opener for me and I enjoyed reading the book. It is one I will go back and reread over and over again. Thank you for a book that goes deeper into the word and helps readers understand the Kingdom of God and how important it is to each of us.

I received a copy of this book from The BookClub Network. The review is my own opinion. show less

I struggled getting into this book in the beginning, partly because I had too many things going at the same time and secondly not knowing where RT Kendall was headed and what he actually truly believed.

However, the more I was determined to read the book
and I read, the more I wanted to read! By the time I reached Power, I couldn't put it down.

I received the Holy Spirit as a teenage and over the years, I have seen His work active in my life, even at times when I had fallen away.

I am so hungry show more for a renewed anointing, and as one of the authors said for himself, I feel it stirring just under the surface.

I am excited and as I pray I will take inventory, knowing the Holy Spirit is actively at work in my life and ministry. show less

God's Miraculous Plan Of Economy" by Jack Taylor is a great challenge to the reader who struggles to trust God in all areas of life, particularly finances. While we are not always guaranteed to be blessed in the way we want, God will bless us as He best sees fit.

Wonderful work explaining Scriptural principles of stewardship. Will make the greatest miser want to tithe and give offerings and feel good about it. Is not harsh, full of grace and truth.