Magnificent Jesus: Unmatched, Unrivaled, Unparalleled
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Know Jesus Intimately and Live In His Abundant Freedom
Are you yearning for an intimate encounter with Jesus, to embrace the fullness of the life He promised? Do you long to know Jesus not just as a figure of history but as the living cornerstone of your faith?
In a world where cultural portrayals of Christ often overshadow biblical truth, it's time to rediscover the Jesus of the Scriptures—the cornerstone of our faith.
Drawing from over 40 years of studying and teaching as a mentor at the Rhema Bible Training College, Pastor Tony Cooke offers you a multifaceted and complete vision of Jesus—His mission, His titles, and His pivotal role from creation to eternity. Prepare to have your eyes opened to a wondrously expansive view of the Messiah!
Within these pages lies a treasure trove of scripturally rich revelations that will allow you to:
Uncover the multifaceted mission and ministry of JesusDelve into the richness of His names, titles, and divine attributesDiscover the unrivaled centrality and supremacy of Christ in all thingsRevisit the pivotal moments of His life, death, and resurrectionEncounter His ongoing ministry to believers and His unfolding plan for the agesDon’t settle for a surface-level understanding of Jesus. It’s time for you to behold the Son of God in all His glory and experience the reality of His kingdom. Take this step and find your faith renewed, your spirit emboldened, and your life transformed.
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Bible teacher Tony Cooke graduated from RHEMA Bible Training Center in 1980, studied religion at Butler University, received a bachelor's in church ministries from North Central University, and a master's in theological studies/church history from Liberty University. Tony has traveled to more than thirty nations and nearly all fifty states teaching the Bible. He has authored more than a dozen books, many of which are translated into several other languages. Tony and his wife, Lisa, reside in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma.
