Not By Sight: Only Faith Opens Your Eyes

Written by Cash Luna

Narrated by Bob Borquez

Cash Luna, renowned pastor and author, presents his new book, NOT BY SIGHT, an anthology on faith, based on 2 Corinthians 5:7.

The foundation of our life of faith are the promises and teachings that our Father shares with us in his Word. He wants us to walk by faith and not by sight because our senses can deceive us. Believe in the Lord and declare your blessings in your life, because you have dreams to achieve and miracles to witness. Live by faith!

To walk by faith it takes courage and humility because we must close our eyes to the pessimism of the world and let ourselves be guided by the promises of blessing from our heavenly Father.

Living by faith, contrary to what some believe, is a matter of higher minds with criteria to speak and act according to what is really accurate, the Word of God. Let us dare to challenge our faith at all times, since it is the most powerful and effective tool when we need to believe for daily sustenance and also when we need to believe by extraordinary miracles of healing and provision.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Thomas Nelson
• Release date: Apr 10, 2018
• ISBN: 9781400208326

Cash Luna

Pastor Carlos Luna is affectionately called "Cash" by his family because as a small child he could not pronounce his own name. He graduated from college with cum laude honors and a degree in information systems administration from the Francisco Marroquín University in the City of Guatemala and in 2002 he earned a doctorate in pastoral ministries from California Christian University. He was a dedicated businessman until God called him into the ministry. In 1994 the Lord Jesus called him to pastor "Casa de Dios (House of God)" together with his wife Sonia. An experience of the glory of God one Sunday evening during a church service was the beginning of a powerful movement of the Holy Spirit, "Nights of Glory." Pastor Luna has held crusades of healing and miracles in several countries throughout the Americas. Today, "Casa de Dios" in Guatemala is a thriving church with more than twenty-thousand active members and organized by means of small groups.