The Key to Triumphant Living: An Adventure in Personal Discovery (Used Hardcover) - Jack R. Taylor

The Key to Triumphant Living is the personal testimony of a man who had accomplished all that his system said would bring fulfillment, yet he found himself empty. The testimony of Jack Taylor will speak to every Christian heart, but it is more than the personal testimony of one man. It is the testimony of a church, and a community who witnessed a genuine move of God. The experience shared in this book of corporate revival and personal renewal through an emphasis on the indwelling power of the Holy Spirit will provide encouragement for all who read it. There is a key to living triumphantly and it is “Christ in you, the hope of glory!” This latest edition remembers the move of God experienced in 1970’s at Castle Hills First Baptist Church in San Antonio, Texas and represents the passing of the legacy to a new generation and the prayer that the Lord would do it again! Jack R. Taylor is a name synonymous with the message of the Spirit-filled life and the Kingdom of God. After almost seventeen years aspastor in San Antonio, Texas, where God moved in revival to usher into the Kingdom over 2000 people in a matter of months; Jack Taylor pursued an itinerant ministry which has lasted for over forty years. He preaches the Gospel of the Kingdom around the world through his books, recorded messages and speaking engagements. Jack is president of Dimensions Ministries and the spiritual father to hundreds connected to him through Sonslink, a spiritual sons connection. He lives with his wife, Friede, near Melbourne, Florida and is a graduate of Hardin-Simmons University and Southwestern Theological Seminary. In 2011 he was awarded a doctorate from Saint Thomas Christian College of Jacksonville, Florida. Among his other books The Hallelujah Factor, Life’s Limitless Reach, God’s Miraculous Plan of Economy, Much More, After the Spirit Comes, One Home Under God and Victory Over the Devil.

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