Brent Clay

Faith Without Nonsense
For Those Who Believe, and Those Who Wish They Could

Short Description
A no-nonsense look at faith, full of compelling insights for anyone wishing to learn about the Knowledge of God in concrete and practical terms. Breaks down key principles and tackles hard questions.


Table of Contents

• Acknowledgements
• Preface
• Introduction
• The Boundaries of Knowledge
• Preparing for the Knowledge of God
• The Pursuit of Knowledge
• The Power of Choice
• A Different Kind of Fasting
• Setting the Right Goals
• Our Chosen Vocation
• Knowledge as a Foundation
• The Voice of the Spirit
• The Language of Knowledge
• Knowledge is Stored, Understanding is Derived
• How We Learn from the Holy Spirit
• Impartation of Understanding
• Wisdom and Discernment
• The Prophetic
• Impartation of Wisdom
• Teachings of the Spirit
• The Nature of the Spirit
• The Locality of the Spirit
• The Overshadowing of the Spirit
• The Infilling of the Spirit
• The Disposition of Anointing
• The Elect
• Sin
• The Costs of Sin
• The Nature of Sin
• Who Pays for Sin?
• What is Sin?
• Morality
• Law and Purpose
• Moral Relativism
• Moral Standards
• Religious Moral Standards
• Righteousness
• The Righteous Facade
• The Righteous Calling
• Righteous Inheritance
• Authority
• Equipping the Saints
• Scope of Authority
• Power
• What is Power?
• The Use of Power
• Power and Accountability
• Faith
• Power and Faith
• Spiritual Dispositions
• Restoration of Order
• The Infilled
• The Word of God
• The Written Word
• The Living Word
• Men and Women of God
• Seat of Influence
• The Tone of Influence
• Good and Evil
• Why We Suffer
• Will and Circumstance
• Free Will, Power and Accountability
• The Natural World
• Sickness and Disease
• Is God Punishing Us?
• The Attributes of God
• Is God Everywhere?
• Does God Know Everything?
• Is God All-Powerful?
• From Redemption to Judgment
• Mercy in Lieu of Judgment
• The Kingdom of God
• The Knowledge of God
• About the Author