The New Covenant: 21 Days to Walk in the Finished Work of the Cross - Paperback

by Reinhard Hirtler (Author)

In my opinion, the New Covenant is one of the most misunderstood subjects in the Church today. Many years ago, I wrote a blog about it and triggered reactions I never expected in my wildest dreams. Some of the reactions were very strong and aggressive and did not come from unbelievers but from well-meaning Christians, church leaders, and pastors.Generally speaking, there has been a mixture of the Old and New Covenants in the lives of Christians. Throughout most of church history, in belief and practice, the Church mixed these two Covenants, which greatly limited the expression of the life and power of Jesus Christ through her. Because the mixing of the two Covenants has been the norm rather than the exception, some of the teachings in this book might seem strange to you. If we have been accustomed to doing things in error for generations, then the right way will seem wrong to us.This book will transform your life forever

Author Biography

Reinhard was born in Austria as the son of a pastor. When he was only eight years old, he clearly felt God speak to his heart to become a preacher. He completed his theological degree in 1983 in England. Immediately after his studies he began to work in Christian ministry. He worked as a church planter, bible teacher, and traveling prophet and evangelist in many different countries of the world. He lived in Austria, England, the USA and currently he lives in Brazil, where is is training church planters and building orphanages. He has been used frequently in miracles and has seen thousands of supernatural healings, including eye sights restored, deaf ears open, cripples walk, cancers healed.... He is a well sought after conference speaker and author of ten books. He travels extensively around the world, challenging and inspiring people to forsake all and follow Jesus. He has been married to Debi since 1986 and has two grown sons. Their website about their work with poor children in Brazil can be seen at www.braziliankidskare.org