Righteous Saul vs Righteous Paul

In this hour, believers must be clear about who they are in Christ. Many of us are functioning day–to–day with the mentality of a servant rather than the identity of a son. We’re constantly working for God, hoping to be “used” by Him. At the end of the day we hope, pray, and cross our fingers that we’ve done enough to please God. Our day could have been so much richer and fuller if we had only lived as sons and daughters—having received what He’s done for us. The Father wants to release us into the glorious liberty of sonship. The glory of the redeemed—the right to call ourselves the sons of God is ours by inheritance, but settling into that mentality is a journey. It may start on a Sunday morning, and then it rolls over into our lives—into our work week, into our relationships—as we are released into the liberty of who He has created us to be. This book takes a look at the ultimate example of religious performance and the story of one man’s most radical transformation: The conversion