The Liberating Secret
Condition: SECONDHAND
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Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: Chipped and worn with some minor damage
Pages: Tanning and foxing
At the heart of Norman Grubb's The Liberating Secret lies a profound spiritual revelation — that true freedom is not found through striving, but through an unconditional surrender to the indwelling life of Christ. Grubb, a seasoned missionary statesman and one of the most incisive Christian thinkers of the twentieth century, presents the transformative truth of union with God: that the believer is not merely aided by a divine presence, but is wholly inhabited and operated by it. Drawing on Scripture, personal testimony, and decades of frontline ministry experience, he argues with quiet conviction that the deepest hungers of the human soul are answered not by effort or discipline, but by a single, liberating act of faith. Rooted in the Keswick deeper life tradition and the theological legacy of C.T. Studd — whose biography Grubb famously wrote — this work stands as one of his most accessible and spiritually penetrating texts. His prose is direct yet luminous, stripping away religious complexity to expose a truth he insists is available to every believer. The Liberating Secret challenges readers to ask whether the freedom they seek has been hiding in plain sight all along.
Author: Norman Grubb
Format: Hardback
Genre: Religion
Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: Chipped and worn with some minor damage
Pages: Tanning and foxing
At the heart of Norman Grubb's The Liberating Secret lies a profound spiritual revelation — that true freedom is not found through striving, but through an unconditional surrender to the indwelling life of Christ. Grubb, a seasoned missionary statesman and one of the most incisive Christian thinkers of the twentieth century, presents the transformative truth of union with God: that the believer is not merely aided by a divine presence, but is wholly inhabited and operated by it. Drawing on Scripture, personal testimony, and decades of frontline ministry experience, he argues with quiet conviction that the deepest hungers of the human soul are answered not by effort or discipline, but by a single, liberating act of faith. Rooted in the Keswick deeper life tradition and the theological legacy of C.T. Studd — whose biography Grubb famously wrote — this work stands as one of his most accessible and spiritually penetrating texts. His prose is direct yet luminous, stripping away religious complexity to expose a truth he insists is available to every believer. The Liberating Secret challenges readers to ask whether the freedom they seek has been hiding in plain sight all along.