The Secret of the Stairs: A Guide to Spiritual Growth from the Song of Solomon

By Wade Taylor

In this book, author Wade Taylor sets forth the steps that lead to spiritual maturity and intimate communion with the Lord as depicted in the love relationship of the Song of Solomon. This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1884369359
• ISBN13: 9781884369353
• Release Date: January 1996
• Publisher: McDougal Pub Co.
• Length: 163 Pages
• Weight: 0.47 lbs.
• Dimensions: 8.0" x 0.8" x 5.3"

Customer Reviews

The most awesome book I've ever read

This book is about the Song of Solomon. Most believers think this book is about the Shumalite Woman and her love for her lover. It is really about the Lord's love for us as His Bride. It really gives good understanding of why we have to go through the kinds of trials we go through, the high calling of the Bride of Christ, and all the different levels we grow in the Lord. This book is not for the new Christian. It is for Christians who are serious about going into a higher level walk with the Lord, a walk of pure love, obedience and anyone who wants to spend time away with the Lord to become one with Him. I highly recommend this for mature believers in Christ Jesus.

Secret of the Stairs

for a new take on the Song of Solomon- this book is a must read. it goes past the usual "marriage" comparisons, and takes the reader on a personal journey of relationship and the intimacy w/ the Lord that many believers seek.

The Secret of the Stairs by Wade Taylor

The Secrets of the Stairs is a life-changing book. If you want to go farther with the Lord, read this book.

Long overdue "nowadays" perspective on one Godly secret

I have been pursuing the hidden secret to this often overlooked book of the Bible. There are many cross references to S of S throughout the scriptures and very few ministers or teachers are brave enough to touch the book let alone the text. Wade Taylor gives us enough insight that brings one to a launching point where one can approach the "throneroom" of the Bridegroom and His Father with an open heart that was created by the Bridegroom in the Book. Beginning to woo the "stranger" on through to the point of "marriage". That's what the Lord would have us to know now, I feel like it's a look at the Sister in Esther displayed in the S of Songs that is available to the church - the Bride - today. Each one of us is a part of the body of the Bride. We can get our heart focused on the Bridegroom, what He's saying to us as a whole but even more inspiring is what He is saying to each of us individually if we approach Him with boldness and with a pure heart. Taylor not only leads us to the door, but opens the door with a lavish welcome to discover all that God has for each one - with a pure heart, there's a pure answer.