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The "How To Book" for Divine Healing in the Name of Jesus. This
book is a step-by-step scriptural guide on how to pray so God can
heal through you. The key Bible principles for building and
releasing faith are presented in a clear and hard-hitting style so
you can quickly work with God to get the healing results you need.
Use this book as a spiritual first-aid kit in times of trouble, as
a tool for a more effective ministry, and as a study guide so you
can grow in Christ and the power of Holy Spirit. For Christians at
every level, Battle Prayer for Divine Healing, Field Manual 2 is
for you You will discover how to: Develop your confidence to know
with certainty that God has always been the Healer and will heal
through you today Experience the peace of knowing what to do and
how to get powerful answered prayer Feel love grow as you learn how
to make a difference in any situation Learn the attitudes of prayer
in Jesus' name that always allow God to move Feel the joy as people
are healed and lives improved by your ministry Learn how to "cram"
in times of crises just like a student before exams to release
God's healing hand Watch evil fear bow as you gain confidence in
God from the hundreds of scriptures in Battle Prayer for Divine
Healing, Field Manual 2. Walk in the clarity and focus that builds
the faith path God needs to heal others or yourself in time of
trouble Experience your faith soaring to increased power with God,
no matter what your level of Christian experience. These teachings
have enabled thousands of people to grow in God and see His hand
move in powerful healing. Buy this book and watch God perform
miracles as you use the awesome name of Jesus. Healing is in the
heart of the Christian. Get this book and transform your faith to
higher levels. Move into your greater destiny. Get this book today
In this final book written before his death, C. S. Lewis continue
to challenge readers to revisit the power of prayer in our everyday
lives. Within twenty-two letters between fictitious correspondents,
Lewis shares his understanding of the role of prayer in our lives
and the ways in which we might better imagine our relationship with
God. As with all his bestselling works, C.S. Lewis once again
communicates deep wisdom through profound story.
The meditative prayer practices known as Hesychasm and the Jesus
Prayer have played an important role in the history of Eastern
Orthodox Christianity. This book explores how these prayer
practices have spread from a primarily monastic setting within
Orthodox Christianity, into general Orthodox Christian usage, and
finally into wider contemporary Western culture. As a result of
this gradual geographic shift from a local to a global setting,
caused mainly by immigration and dissemination of related texts,
there has been a parallel shift of interpretation causing
disagreement. By analyzing ongoing conversations on the practices,
this book shows how such disagreements are due to differences in
the way groups understand the ideas of authority and tradition.
These fundamental ideas lie beneath much of the current discussion
on particular aspects of the practices and also contribute to the
wider academic debate over the globalization and appropriation of
religious traditions.
What would your world look like if you prayed every day?
Every believer who sincerely desires an intimate relationship with God must discover
the transformational power of prayer. This one-hundred-day devotional, inspired by
Mike Bickle’s best-selling book Growing in Prayer, will give readers daily inspiration,
knowledge, and guidance to help them cultivate deeper intimacy with God through
prayer.
Each day contains a quote on prayer from a classic Christian author, a passage from a
chapter in Growing in Prayer for reflection, a Scripture verse or reference, a prayer
starter, a suggestion for practical application of the principle being taught, and lines
for journaling.
This devotional will help energize a prayer life that has become routine, stale, or
nonexistent and will be a welcome resource for believers who desire to grow in
prayer.
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