Experience the Baptism of the Holy Spirit…today!

“Are you filled with the Holy Spirit?”

Sadly, there has been much division surrounding this one question. Many believe that the Holy Spirit in-dwells a person at the moment of their conversion. Others contest that baptism in the Holy Spirit is a separate experience altogether.

Apostolic leader, theologian and healing minister, Randy Clark, shares about how this controversial and often misunderstood experience can be accessible to all Christians—including you!

Through engaging, practical teaching and powerful testimonies, you will learn how to:

• Understand the clear Biblical reasons people should be baptized in the Spirit and what that really means.Biblically receive and experience the baptism of the Holy Spirit.

• Unlock the benefits and blessings of being baptized in the Spirit.

• Operate in the gifts of the Spirit: prophecy, tongues, and other supernatural graces.

All Christ-followers have the Holy Spirit living within them. And yet, there is more. When you are baptized in the Spirit you will experience new dimensions of God’s power resting upon you in a supernatural way!

Premier Renewal Leaders Present Complete, Accessible Guide to Healing Ministry
The Bible is full of accounts of miraculous healing. And God is moving as amazingly today as he was back then. Thousands are being healed all over the world--and his children are part of it.
For the first time, premier renewal leaders Bill Johnson and Randy Clark team up to equip Christians to minister healing. Grounded from start to finish in Scripture, Johnson and Clark lay out the rich theological and historical foundation for healing in the church today. Full of inspiring stories, this book offers practical, proven, step-by-step guidance to ministering healing, including how to
- understand the authority of the believer in healing
- create an atmosphere of faith
- receive words of knowledge
- implement the five-step model of healing prayer

The ministry of healing is not reserved for a select few. God's miraculous healing is part of the Good News--and every believer can become a conduit for his healing power.

Sanders studies the worship practices and social ethics of the African American family of Holiness, Pentecostal, and Apostolic churches known collectively as the Sanctified Church. She explores several major themes in African American religious and intellectual life from the 'exilic' perspective of the Sanctified Church tradition, including the impact of gospel music upon popular culture, the relationship between black religion and black power, and the ecumenical, egalitarian witness of the Christian faith.

What Faith Is teaches believers how to lay hold of the desires of hope and bring them into the realm of reality.

Satisfy the hunger in your heart An exciting and insightful journey into the visionary world of "The Seer." The prophetic movements in church history and in contemporary life are fed by two mighty streams: "the prophet, " whose revelation is primarily verbal"the seer, " whose revelation is more visionaryWhile the role of the prophet is familiar, less is known about "The Seer" dimension. To many people, these visionary prophets remain mysterious, other-worldly, and even strange. Knowledge dispels misunderstanding, and you will discover the prophetic power of dreams, visions, and life under the open heavens. Questions answered include: How does visionary revelation happen? Can it be trusted?Where does it fit into your life and today's church?Can any believer become a seer? Is it a prophetic dimension reserved for the spiritually-gifted?"The Seer" will move your heart and stir up your hunger for intimacy with God because the seer's goal is to reveal the person of Christ Jesus--to you, today.

Transcripts of the Sacred in Nigeria explores how the sacred plays itself out in contemporary Africa. It offers a creative analysis of the logics and dynamics of the sacred (understood as the constellation of im/possibility available to a given community) in religion, politics, epistemology, economic development, and reactionary violence. Using the tools of philosophy, postcolonial criticism, political theory, African studies, religious studies, and cultural studies, Wariboko reveals the intricate connections between the sacred and the existential conditions that characterize disorder, terror, trauma, despair, and hope in the postcolonial Africa. The sacred, Wariboko argues, is not about religion or divinity but the set of possibilities opened to a people or denied them, the sum total of possibilities conceivable given their level of social, technological, and economic development. These possibilities profoundly speak to the present political moment in sub-Saharan Africa.