The Indwelt - A Dismantling of Distance Theology

Dramane Traore

Beschreibung

The Indwelt by Dramane Traore is a profound unveiling of the believer's true identity as a vessel of divine habitation. With piercing clarity and spiritual authority, Traore declares that Christianity is not merely the following of Christ—it is the indwelling of Christ. The Gospel does not call man to imitate God from a distance, but to embody Him through union. The believer is not just forgiven; he is filled. He is not simply changed; he is possessed by the Spirit of the Living God.
 
In this revelatory work, Traore confronts the limitations of religious identity and awakens the reader to the glorious reality of being indwelt by the fullness of God. The book journeys deep into the mystery of incarnation—not only in Christ but in His Body. The Spirit is not a visitor, but a resident. The believer is not a temple in theory, but in experience—a dwelling place of glory, a carrier of the divine.
 
The Indwelt redefines salvation as union, not transaction; as oneness, not merely pardon. Traore reveals that the age of outward rituals has ended, and a new age has dawned—the age of the indwelt sons, those who walk not in borrowed strength, but in the indwelling presence. This is not a higher level of spirituality—it is the foundation of the new creation. The book is a clarion call to live from within, to manifest the One who has made His home in you. To be indwelt is to be Christ revealed.

Verfügbar seit: 01.07.2025.

Drucklänge: 107 Seiten.

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