Grown men don't wear nappies and babies don't drive cars. In life it is important that we act our age. Spiritually, it works the same way. If we don't grow continually as a Christian, we build expectations based on other people's experiences instead of our own current position.

Are you struggling to connect with God, or are you frustrated that your prayers are not being answered? The question is, how mature are you, spiritually speaking? Truth is, a parent relates differently to a baby than to a teenager. So too your Heavenly Father relates differently to you as a little child, a young man or as a father in the faith as highlighted in 1 John 2. Each growth phase poses a different degree of intimacy as well as a different level of responsibility in God's Kingdom.

In this book you will learn how to relate to God as:

A little child: receive revelation of God as a Father and understand adoption into His family.

A young man: learn how to build strength and overcome the three enemies of your soul.

A father in the faith: live in deep intimacy with the Father while raising sons of the next generations.

It's time we grow up into full spiritual maturity. Creation depends on it!