One Way One Name by Elior Vane

$12.50 USD

One Way One Name by Elior Vane

Name: One Way One Name by Elior Vane
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what is one way one name

In One Way One Name, a father opens an ordinary envelope and sets in motion an extraordinary testimony. When a rare illness threatens his child, hospital corridors become cloisters and a stairwell becomes an altar. He learns the grammar of prayer by whispering a single Name, walks a pilgrim street through the churches of his own town, and discovers that fasting can make room for a Presence rather than twist the arm of heaven. Numbers on a chart begin to change, cautiously, then clearly, yet the book never confuses miracle with method. It is the reverent retelling of a family who returned home with health in their child and the Name of Jesus at the center of their house.
Hook: What if the greatest miracle is not a headline, but a steady Companion who meets you in the hallway and does not leave?

Who this book is for:

This book is written for ordinary readers walking through extraordinary fear: parents at bedsides, caregivers between shifts, believers whose prayers feel small, and seekers who wonder if God answers in the language of daily life. Pastors, small-group leaders, hospital chaplains, and anyone shepherding souls through crisis will find a humble, field-tested witness that honors both medicine and prayer without hype or cynicism.

What you’ll gain by reading:

A faithful, spoiler-light roadmap for praying through diagnosis, treatment, and waiting, without formulas, and without despair.
A usable rule of life (brief Scripture, the Jesus Prayer, gentle fasting) that protects joy from erosion in ordinary time.
Courage to name fear out loud and watch its power lessen in the light of honest prayer.
A vision of miracle as gift, not technique, keeping gratitude deep and pride disarmed.
Reverence for caregivers and medicine, learning how to bless the hands that heal while you keep the Name central.
Practices of outward love, serving neighbors, carrying others’ names, marking small feasts, that keep a home in the movement of grace.
Language for hope that doesn’t boast, so you can celebrate good news without wounding those still waiting.
A sustainable center for your household, where worship is steady, meals remember the hungry, and dawn begins with the Name spoken in love.

Words from happy readers

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its amazing! Very detailed and right to the point.

Elias Trenmore

Another brilliant piece of work that compliments the author's other books.

Coraline Thayer

This is an amazing amount of information that I feel like we should of learned in school as the info is essential to life. This book help you

Oliver Whitmore.

I expected a quick read, but it stayed with me for days. The ideas are simple, yet they keep unfolding the more you sit with them.

Grace Holloway

I liked how the writing kept returning to practical shifts. It wasn’t abstract for the sake of sounding deep.

Isabelle Fournier

The exercises felt doable. I’m used to books that give big concepts and no real steps, but this one made the next move clear.

Logan Pierce

It’s one of those books where the value is in how often you return to it. I’ve already highlighted more than I expected.

Johan g.

that was my remedy

Edward Lewis

The chapters feel focused. Each section does one job, then moves on. That made it easier to absorb.

Daniel Harper

I noticed I was less reactive after a few days. Not perfect, but calmer. That’s a real change.

Ethan Caldwell

I didn’t finish it in one sitting, and I’m glad. It’s better in small doses so you can apply what you read.

Amelia Ford

I expected another generic self-help voice. This felt more like a confession that invites you to do your own.

Aurélie Martin

It helped me clean up mental clutter. Not by ‘escaping,’ but by making me face what I was avoiding.

Elena Fischer

After finishing, I felt steadier. Not euphoric, just more aligned and less scattered.

Thomas Greenfield

The bundle upsell actually made sense, because the next book answered questions the first one opened.

Daniel Mercer

I read it on my phone at night and kept thinking about it the next morning. That’s rare for me.

Henry Gallagher

Some paragraphs felt like mirrors. I didn’t love that in the moment, but I’m grateful now.

Lucas Bennett

This is the kind of book you don’t just ‘finish’ , you revisit.

Layla M.

I didn’t agree with every line, and that made it better. It sparked real thinking instead of passive nodding.

Justin F.

I thought it would be ‘manifestation talk’ only, but it’s more about responsibility. That shift alone changed how I approached my week.

Hector Peterson

I started reading for curiosity and stayed because it felt strangely personal. It’s the kind of book that makes you notice what you keep ignoring, then gives you a simple way to work with it.

Stephen Thompson

The exercises are small enough to actually do.

Katrin B.

I read one chapter, then sat in silence for ten minutes. That’s how I knew it hit.

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