The Report of the Lord: From the Old Report to the Living Hope of the Risen Christ

Whose report will you believe when fear, circumstances, and God’s Word seem to tell different stories?

Every day, we receive reports.

A doctor gives a report. Our finances give a report. Our age, past experiences, failures, fears, and limitations all seem to have something to say.

But do those reports have the final word?

In The Report of the Lord, Sylvia Suhr explores one of the most important questions of the Christian life: What has God said?

Drawing from Scripture and personal testimony, Sylvia shares how negative reports can shape the way we see ourselves, our future, and even God. From childhood poverty and fear to financial impossibility, physical limitations, ministry in Africa, and continuing to dream and serve God in her eighties, she reveals a lifetime of discovering that circumstances may be real—but they are never greater than the faithfulness of God.

Journey through the stories of the twelve spies, David and Goliath, Peter’s revelation of Jesus, the empty tomb, and the transforming truth of the new creation.

Discover why the greatest report of all is:

Jesus Christ is risen.

And because He lives, the believer carries an even deeper reality:

Christ in you, the hope of glory.

This is not a book about denying problems or pretending everything will turn out exactly as we want. It is an invitation to move from fear to faith, from old labels to a new identity, and from merely knowing Scripture to knowing the living Christ whom Scripture reveals.

You will discover how to:

• Recognise the negative reports shaping your thoughts
• Separate facts from fearful conclusions
• Renew your mind with God’s truth
• Understand your identity as a new creation in Christ
• Live from Christ in you rather than from your past
• Trust God when the answer has not yet appeared
• Remember that your age, limitations, failures, and circumstances do not have the final word

The old report may say, “It is too late.”

Fear may say, “There is no way.”

Your past may say, “This is who you will always be.”

But God has another report.

The question is: Whose report will you believe?