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His Kingdom Is More RealA Novel of Faith, Fire, and the Reality of God's Kingdom By Drew Alexander Higgins ""The Kingdom of Heaven is near - nearer than you think."" In a quiet rural town in Wabash, Indiana, one man's faith begins to awaken a movement that will change everything. Gabriel Lightner isn't a preacher or a prophet - just a believer who takes Jesus at His Word. He believes that what Christ said is not symbolic, but literal. That when Scripture declares, ""You will lay hands on the sick and they will recover,"" it means exactly that. And when Jesus said, ""Seek first the Kingdom of Heaven and its righteousness,"" He was giving the secret to a life filled with divine power and purpose. When Gabriel begins simply obeying - praying for strangers, speaking life into hopeless situations, and walking in the peace that only the Holy Spirit gives - the ordinary begins to tremble with the extraordinary. People are healed. Hearts are restored. And slowly, the town of Wabash becomes the epicenter of something eternal: revival born from belief. But as faith spreads, so does opposition. Skepticism, pride, and distraction rise to test the fire that's been kindled. And Gabriel must learn that the greatest battle for revival isn't outside - it's within. His Kingdom Is More Real is the first book in the His Kingdom series - a powerful story of awakening, obedience, and the reality of God's presence in everyday life. It's a reminder that revival doesn't begin in a crowd - it begins in a heart that believes. Through moments of quiet conviction and miraculous encounters, Drew Alexander Higgins invites readers into a world where Heaven and earth meet - and where the unseen Kingdom becomes the most real thing of all. Themes and Promise Faith that moves mountains - not by emotion, but by obedience. The Holy Spirit's power at work in ordinary people. Revival that begins small and spreads like fire. The truth that what is unseen is eternal - and what is seen is passing away.

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