You were not saved to survive. So why are you living like it?

You have read the promises. You have heard them preached. You know what Jesus said about mountains, about faith, about the works that believers would do in his name. And yet you are still waiting. Still hedging. Still adding the quiet qualifiers to your prayers, the just in case clauses, the careful theological disclaimers designed to protect you from the embarrassment of believing too much.

What if the problem is not your faith? What if the problem is what you were told faith was supposed to look like?

In You Have the Word, Canadian independent researcher and Bible student Sean Norman makes a direct and uncompromising argument: Jesus meant what he said. Not symbolically. Not aspirationally. Not as a description of what Christian life might look like at its theoretical best. He meant it as an operational description of how reality works for people who are in Christ.

WHAT THIS BOOK ARGUES