The Risen Lord and the Things Which Cannot be Shaken

About this book

Opening with Acts 1, Austin-Sparks argues that the risen Christ’s living presence—not doctrine or service alone—is the source and measure of spiritual life. Drawing on the contrast between Adam and Christ and on Jesus’ hidden resources in fellowship with the Father, he traces the life, freedom, rest, and sonship available through union with Christ. The reader is called to receive that provision by faith and let it bear fruit in the Church through obedience.

Contents

1. The Pre-eminence of Life
2. The Pre-eminence of Life (continued) 🔒
3. "In Adam... In Christ" 🔒
4. The Meaning and Values of Christ Risen 🔒
5. A Life Possessed 🔒
6. The Secret Fellowship and Communion with the Father 🔒
7. The Hidden Manna 🔒
8. The Secret Liberty and Rest 🔒
9. The Meaning and Value of Sonship 🔒
10. Divine Purpose and Provision 🔒
11. The Essential and Vital Outworking of an Adequate Life 🔒
12. The Obedience of Faith 🔒