Exceedingly Growing Faith by Kenneth E. Hagin. BOOK SUMMARY

Exceedingly Growing Faith by Kenneth E. Hagin. 

BOOK SUMMARY

Kenneth Hagin’s _*Exceedingly Growing Faith_* contains the basic vitals to understanding the “faith life”. 

The book chapters which is divided into 7, helps the believer to discover

 “What Faith is” according to Hebrews 11:1 : *Now faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen.*
Here he also makes a striking statement that _Faith is grasping the unrealities of hope and bringing them into the realm of reality_.

“How Faith Comes”. Here, the author emphasizes Romans 10:17
17: *So then faith cometh by hearing, and hearing by the word of God.*

“What It Means To Believe with The Heart”. Here the reader is enlightened on the fact that the “heart” is used interchangeably for the “Spirit” in the Scripture. It explains that believers connect with God-who is a Spirit being their Spirit. So, believing with heart signifies an in-depth understanding of God’s Word, not head understanding. 

“How To Train The Human Spirit”. Here, he explains four ways in which the human spirit can be trained
1. By meditating in the Word.
2. By practicing the Word
3. By giving the Word first place.
4. By instantly obeying the voice of your spirit


The other chapters talk about, “How To Secure One's Ticket with God, and The God-Kind Of Faith” e.t.c 

Kenneth Hagin’s _Exceedingly Growing Faith_ is relevant to every believer's faith life because growth in faith principles comes from understanding and acting upon the important concepts embedded here. For example, we feed upon God's Word(hearing), then we exercise our faith by acting on God's Word.

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