Paperback · 215 pages · Volume 1
Adam’s Lost Dominion
And God’s Plan to Restore It — a pastoral journey through the everlasting gospel, written for the church that admits it is lukewarm and longs to wake.
About this volume
What Adam lost, Christ came to recover
And God’s Plan to Restore It
When Adam fell, he surrendered more than innocence — he forfeited a kingdom, and with it the indwelling presence of God that made humanity fully alive. In these pages, Pastor Howard Williams traces the grand narrative of salvation from Eden to the empty tomb, recovering a truth the church has too often missed: that Christ did not merely forgive sin, but won back the kingdom Adam lost.
- Why the everlasting gospel must come before the warnings of the end
- How the fall of Adam shifted the dominion of this world — and how Christ won it back
- What truly happens at conversion, when a new heart and a new nature are given
- Justification as your title to heaven, sanctification as your fitness for it
- Assurance that rests not on your performance, but on the One who holds you fast
Inside the book
How the message unfolds
Twenty-four chapters plus introduction, moving from the distraction of end-time noise to life in the family of God.
Introduction & acknowledgments — the burden of a lukewarm church and the call to oil in the vessel.
Chapters on distraction, light, human weakness, and the genetic modification of the Fall.
Born and adopted into God’s family — justification as title, sanctification as fitness.
Agreements, the seed of Christ, reconversion, and a battle won in the Spirit.
Testimony, the image of God, peace left to us, and God’s call for the remnant.