Many books discuss the words of Jesus and many explore particular aspects of his ministry. Many books contain testimonies of signs and wonders. But did you ever read a book that will empower you to do the works of Christ? Reading Called+Empowered you will:
Experience the ministry of Jesus in the way his disciples did
Realise your full potential when you are called to ministry
Help yourself and others to live a joyful, supernatural life
In Part I, we investigate the heart of the Lord’s mission. See the phases of preparation for anointing that Jesus went through. The see how the disciples experienced the same phases of empowerment. We also see the challenges that he and we have to overcome. In Part 2, you’ll find a selection of exciting testimonies and a range of practical prayer tools that will help you begin doing the same works that Jesus did.
Since we started teaching the topics in Called+Empowered we have seen a glorious increase in miracle healings, which we have been able to document in the ‘Called+Empowered’ documentary film series.
Called+Empowered: the blind see and the lame walk. (Kenya 2022)
Called+Empowered 2: Miracles, Faith and Forgiveness (Kenya 2023)
Called+Empowered 3: Blasts, miracles and witnesses (Pakistan 2024)
Reading it was an eye-opener for me
Dr Micah Moenga, Head of Theology at Pan African Christian (PAC) University fully endorses Called+Empowered: It is theologically balanced, and ideal for anyone involved in practical ministry.
“Reading the book, ‘Called and Empowered Book’ has been an eye opener, because I am involved in ministry myself and there are certain things that were clearly explained in terms of how you can approach ministry the Jesus way.”
“Talking as a scholar of the Bible, the book is balanced in terms of theology and the interpretation of Scripture. A minister should grab it and just run with it because of its good approach to practical ministry.”
Dr Michah Moenga, PAC University, Nairobi, Kenya
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