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Jack Taylor’s experience of the Spirit-filled life, particularly through a powerful movement of God in the early 1970s, has led him to teach principles that transform lives and prove their value both in the heat of Spirit revival and in the practicalities of daily life. Filled with inspired messages that have withstood the test of time, including Taylor’s most popular sermon, “The Rod of God,” these volumes usher the reader toward a more complete joy in the Christian life.
The Logos Bible Software edition of The Jack Taylor Collection enhances your study of the Spirit-filled life. Scripture passages link directly to your preferred English translations and original-language texts, and important theological concepts link to dictionaries, encyclopedias, and a wealth of other resources in your digital library. Powerful topical searches help you find what other authors, scholars, and theologians bring to this conversation.
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After the Spirit Comes explores the Holy Spirit’s impact on the life of a believer and offers guidance on the basics about Christian life—Bible reading, prayer, and the expectations of a Spirit-filled life. This book helps guide Christians to fully live in Christ. This volume also contains Taylor’s most popular sermon, “The Rod of God.”
With the popularity of the self-help culture and “pop theology,” many believers are left confused—following rabbit-trails that leave them disconnected from Christ and wondering who they really are. God’s New Creation helps Christians rediscover who they are in Christ.
Much More contains timeless, universal messages that enrich lives. The messages in this book take you deeper into biblical truths that can glorify practical living and point you toward joy.
Prayer: Life’s Limitless Reach shows that nothing is beyond the reach of prayer because nothing lies beyond the reach of God. Jack Taylor argues that lack of prayer is the source of many battles that we fight, and that the failure of the church and the individual Christian is a failure of prayer; he reminds the reader that without prayerfulness, all works are missing their deeper meaning.
In The Hallelujah Factor, Jack Taylor challenges the reader to experience the most enriching activity in heaven and earth—praise. Reminding us that praise is the full-time occupation of the angels in heaven, Taylor claims that the practice of praise can change a life, encouraging readers to release the full experience of praise into their lives.
The Key to Triumphant Living is the personal testimony of a man who had accomplished everything the world said would fulfill him, but still found himself empty. This experience 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.
The Word of God with Power helps readers rediscover the vitality of the living Word of God and the empowering ministry of the Holy Spirit. Jack Taylor reveals the power that comes from experiencing the combined work of God’s Spirit and his Word. This discussion of God’s power can bring a renewed energy to your spiritual life.
The devil and demons are largely ignored in modern Christianity because they are quietly assumed to exist instead of firmly resisted. Victory over the Devil affirms their existence and gives certain hope of applied victory both in the individual and in the church itself. This book takes a fresh look at what the Bible says about the devil, demons, angels, and the believer’s authority in Jesus Christ. Jack Taylor equips readers with the spiritual weapons to combat and defeat the devil. This book will explain the unexplainable from Scripture and prepare you to confront spiritual enemies and cooperate with spiritual allies.
Which, Being Interpreted, Means argues that laughter originated with God and is among the greatest gifts from God to mankind. No area of our lives is so packed with “laughables” as our church life, where Christians walk, talk and think. “Lighten up” is the theme of this cartoon book which pokes fun at the way we live, even in church.
Jack Taylor spent 17 years as pastor of the Castle Hills First Baptist Church in San Antonio, Texas, and has pursued an itinerant ministry for nearly 40 years. He is a graduate of Hardin-Simmons University and Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, and he received an honorary doctorate in 2011 from St. Thomas Christian College of Jacksonville, Florida.