Spiritual Lessons from the Body: A Biblical Survey of the Eyes, the Ears, the Tongue, the Hands, the Feet, the Heart, and the Mind

God designed us. Therefore, He knows how we function, including the best way to communicate with us human beings. God designed the human brain to receive and transmit most effectively through word pictures. Because God wants everyone to know about Him and His principles for life, He chose to reveal Himself to us through these various word pictures.

In his book Spiritual Lessons from the Body, author Dr. Armand L. Weller shows us how God crafted the human body like a master artist or potter. God uses each part of the human body as a unique teaching tool. Weller explains how God's intricate design uses the human body to teach us invaluable life and spiritual lessons.

The psalmist tells us we are "fearfully and wonderfully made." The human body is one of God's most glorious word pictures. As you read Spiritual Lessons from the Body, you will see in each aspect of God's artwork lessons about life contained within the physical reality of the human body.

Time and again, God and the writers He inspired turn to the human body as a source of insightful word pictures. In Spiritual Lessons from the Body, Armand Weller studies these word pictures and offers some fascinating and thought-provoking lessons about the spiritual realities of our earthly bodies. Read it, and you will discover God's character in a new and fresh way. You'll gain a deeper understanding of God's mind, His heart, and the way He is working in your life.

- Rev. Dr. Mike Sigman, Lead Pastor of Grace Community Church of Willow Street, Past President Evangelical Seminary, and Bishop Emeritus of the Evangelical Congregational Church.

I felt both a sense of amazement and intrigue as I read this book. You, too, can read it and be blessed.

- Rev. Scott Johnston, Chaplain, Willow Valley Communities

Dr. Armand L. Weller was a pastor, an author, a composer, and teacher for more than fifty years. During his career, he mentored pastors across the country and served as the executive director of two national renewal groups. He is retired and lives with his wife, Barbara, in Lancaster, Pennsylvania.