Greater Works Now

“FOREWORD By Dr. Rod Parsley There are moments in history when heaven demands a response from the earth. Not a discussion. Not a delay. A response. We are living in such a moment. The Church of Jesus Christ stands between what has been tolerated and what has been promised. Between a form of godliness and the undeniable demonstration of divine power. And the words of Jesus still stand: “He that believeth on Me, the works that I do shall he do also; and greater works than these shall he do…” Those words are not symbolic. They are not optional. They are the expectation of heaven for every believer. Bishop Jacob Pearman has written a message that refuses to let the Church ignore that expectation any longer. This is not a book that comforts complacency. It confronts it. For too long, the Church has gathered without governing, spoken without demonstrating, and explained what the early Church lived. I have said it for decades, and it remains just as true today: Christianity does not need a new definition, it needs a new demonstration. God has not changed. His power has not diminished. His Spirit has not withdrawn. His promise has not expired. The issue has never been heaven’s willingness. It has always been earth’s response. This book brings that truth into sharp focus. It removes excuses. It restores responsibility. It calls the believer back to faith that acts, speaks, and obeys. Bishop Pearman writes with conviction forged through years of faithfulness to the Word of God and the moving of the Holy Spirit. His voice carries clarity, but more than that, it carries urgency. And that urgency is necessary. Because the world is not waiting for another explanation of Christianity. It is waiting for evidence. Evidence that Jesus is alive. Evidence that His power is real. Evidence that His Church still carries authority. That evidence will come through believers who dare to believe what Jesus said and live as though it is true. As you read this book, do not approach it casually. Allow it to challenge you. Allow it to confront every place where expectation has faded. Allow it to awaken a fresh hunger for the reality of what has been promised. Because the truth remains: The same Spirit that raised Christ from the dead dwells within His Church. The same authority has been given. The same commission still stands. The time for greater works is not someday. It is now. Yours for the harvest, Dr. Rod Parsley ”

Dr. Rod Parsley