by Robert C. McQuilkin (Author)
Robert C. McQuilkin writes about the five "victory" commands of Jesus in the New Testament, all of which are centered around the single word in the original text that has often been translated "Be of Good Cheer." This particular word, he writes, "is a command to have peace and joy and rest and gladness and comfort and strength. It is a command to conquer discouragement, disappointment, despondency, or despair." It's a timeless message that's just as relevant today as when it was written.
Author Biography
Robert C. McQuilkin was the first president of Columbia International University from 1923-1952 (then known as Columbia Bible College). He was a well-known speaker and author, proclaiming the "Victorious Christian Life" message. He also founded the Ben Lippen Conference Center, a place where the Victorious Christian Life was proclaimed and where young people were encouraged to serve on the mission field. McQuilkin authored many books, including "Let Not Your Heart be Troubled", "The Lord is My Shepherd", "Victory in Christ", and "Joy and Victory".
Number of Pages: 46
Dimensions: 0.1 x 9 x 6 IN
Publication Date: March 11, 2014