The Neglected Power of Christianity - Embracing the Supernatural for the Glory of God

The Neglected Power of Christianity - Embracing the Supernatural for the Glory of God By Augustine K. Tetteh Melchizedek (Melchizedek Series) Christianity is not a religion of weakness—it is a faith of divine power, authority, and transformation. Yet in today's world, much of that power lies neglected, buried beneath routine, fear, and ignorance of spiritual truth. In this compelling and revelatory book, Augustine K. Tetteh Melchizedek awakens believers to the forgotten dimensions of the Christian life and reveals how to walk in the same supernatural authority that defined the early Church. Drawing deeply from Scripture, theology, and the personal encounters of faith, this book explores the nine major expressions of divine power that belong to every believer: The Power of the Word of God The Power in the Believer The Power of the Name of Jesus Christ The Power over Natural Elements The Power of the Blood of Jesus Christ The Power of the Communion Table The Power of the Church The Power of Thanksgiving, Praise, and Worship Demonstrating the Power of God to the World Each chapter is both deeply biblical and intensely practical, showing not only what these powers are but how to activate and use them for God's glory in daily life. You will discover truths that transform ordinary faith into extraordinary living, bringing heaven's reality into your world. Whether you are a pastor, intercessor, church leader, or a believer hungry for more of God, The Neglected Power of Christianity will ignite your spirit, deepen your understanding, and compel you to rise in divine authority. Why You Should Read This Book Learn how to walk in spiritual authority and overcome fear, sickness, and limitation. Discover how to release the supernatural power already within you through faith and obedience. Understand the mystery of the Name, the Blood, and the Word—the divine arsenal of the believer. Be inspired, equipped, and transformed into a living demonstration of God's glory. "The world is not waiting for another sermon—it is waiting for a demonstration of the power of God." — Augustine K. Tetteh Melchizedek