Do What Jesus Did
A Real-Life Field Guide to Healing the Sick, Routing Demons and Changing Lives Forever
About
Don't get stuck at asking "What would Jesus do?" Be equipped to do it.
Chicagoland pastor Robby Dawkins hadn't moved past that question either--until he discovered that the miraculous things Jesus did during His lifetime are not just history. They're today's reality. When he started living the way Jesus did, he started living life, as he says, straight out of a superhero movie.
So can you. In this dangerous book, you'll learn simple, practical ways to take hold of your God-given "power tools"--prophetic ministry, healing, ministering the presence of God and deliverance from demonic power. And through amazing but true stories from the front lines of ministry, you'll see what happens when ordinary Christians harness God's superpower to bring His Kingdom to earth.
It's time to beat the sickness, suffering and despair of the impossible. Time to embrace a powerful faith. It's time to do what Jesus did.
Endorsements
I loved the inspiring stories, as well as the practical insight into how to hear from God and relay what He is showing you to others. A very interesting, inspiring and encouraging book.
Randy Clark, founder and president, The Apostolic Network of Global Awakening
As I read, I felt a fresh call of the Spirit to grab hold of the Kingdom and to allow His life to flow through me. If you hunger for an awakening, open here and feast.
Steve Sjogren, author, Conspiracy of Kindness, Kindness.com
The Author
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© Laura Gravelle Photography Robby Dawkins
Robby is an international bestselling author and passionate church equipper in the U.S. and in 75+ countries. In 2019, Robby began planting underground churches and Kingdom Training Schools in the Middle East in countries like Iran, Afghanistan, Saudi Arabia and...
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Reviews
Do What Jesus Did is a great read for anyone wanting some motivation to step out and share God's heart with others. Not only are you encouraged with some pretty cool stories, but Robby also shares some of the encounters that didn't always go as planned. It's a motivator for anyone who wants to see God move in the lives of the people around them. We may not see the results every time, but here's to trusting that as we step out, we will see our Daddy's love shine through.
Revival Magazine
People who put their faith in Jesus can do the same works he did: heal the sick and injured, multiply food, cast out evil spirits, and break through to the hardest hearts with the love of God. Pastor Robby Dawkins tells how gang members in Aurora, Illinois, receive Christ's love until this highly violent city becomes murder-free. Prostitutes, witches, atheists, and murderers experience God's love and miraculous healing through ordinary people and gladly give their lives to Christ.
Here's an example that Robby shares in the book:
"Without really having any idea of what I was about to say next, I told the woman, 'I hear God saying he's about to completely heal your father and give him a brand-new heart . . .'
. . . When the woman called back again crying hours later, my heart sank. . . . I could just make out her words through the sobs, and I wasn't sure that I had understood. 'Your dad,' I said, 'he's . . . dead?'
She said, 'No--he's doing great!' Nobody was more surprised to hear that than me."
It's not a fairy tale, and it's not limited to pastor Dawkins' ministry. It happens all over the world. But Do What Jesus Did emboldened this reviewer to proclaim and see breakthroughs for friends and strangers alike. Dawkins' book bears some resemblance to Power Evangelism and Power Healing, (both by John Wimber and Kevin Springer). Dawkins' book raises the bar with these revolutionary discoveries:
1. Even doubters can do miracles.
2. One doesn't have to hear a message from God to proclaim a needed event into happening.
3. "Pushing to failure" builds spiritual muscles like nothing else.
This book can change the lives of its readers and of all they touch. It dares them to take the plunge into God's dynamic love.PortlandBookReview.com