In a world filled with instabilities, crises, and chaos, it can sometimes seem
impossible to maintain your peace. But in these despairing times, God will send
his servants as a beacon of hope, and anoint them to deliver a message that
destroys bondages and removes burdens from the lives of His people. I believe
that Dr. Tobe Momah is one of those servants, and Gracing Favor is that message.
This powerful message is conveyed in the book of Esther-a dramatic account
of God's special purpose for His people, His timeless love, the unsurpassed favor
His presence brings, and the courage and responsibility that comes along with it.
Esther-though a Jewish woman in a foreign land-became the Queen of Persia
because of God's gracing favor (Esther 2:17).
As you read this book, you will learn that the anointing of God may bring you to
the palace, but it is His grace and favor that will sustain you upon arriving there.
The ascendancy of Haman, the king's official, was never a threat to Esther, her
Uncle (Mordecai), or their Jewish nation, because God had already determined
to take what the enemy meant for evil and work it together for their good. And
when God promotes, no Haman can demote!
- Jennifer R. Biard,
Senior Pastor, Jackson Revival Center,
Jackson, MS 39212
About the book
There is a realm of favor the last-day Church will enter the
prior generations would have only dreamt of. Th at realm is the
realm called GRACING FAVOR. It is a two leaved gate that
guarantees the Church will have "For (their) shame...double; and
for confusion they shall rejoice in their portion: (and) therefore
in their land they shall possess the double: everlasting joy shall be
unto them" (Isaiah 61:7).
The latter day Church will taste double for their trouble! In Proverbs 16:15, the
wise man said "In the light of the king's countenance is life; and his favor is as a
cloud of the latter rain." That latter rain cloud is earmarked to surround the last
days Church (according to James 5:7-9).
The signature of the last day Church will be unparalleled favor characterized by
a favor to get, and a grace to stand. These ones, like Queen Esther, will go from
nonentity to numero uno of their time. This lifting was, however, a product of
GRACING FAVOR.
In Esther 2:17, the Bible says "...the king loved Esther above all the women, and
she obtained grace and favor in his sight more than all the virgins; so that he set
the royal crown upon her head, and made her queen instead of Vashti."
