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The City Gate
This is a unique book. A combination of profound truths, presented in narrative and biblical theology, along with perceptive insight from a fathering heart, combine to bring an authoritative, apostolic message to the Body of Christ. This cut-through teaching, coming from a seasoned, mature, apostolic voice, is timely. In making clear the Word of our Lord Jesus and the words of His apostles, it calls for a profound change in the visible structure of the Church, and in the way we live out the expressed values of Christianity. To embrace the biblical imperative of establishing City Elderships would fly in the face of much vested interest in the Church. But vested interest does not stand in the judgement day. We must live, rather, by the fear of the Lord.
Marketplace Miracles
Transform your 9 to 5 into a Supernatural Encounter! The power of God is not restricted to the four walls of a church! Many have been prophesying about an explosion of Holy Spirit power, signs, and wonders breaking out in the marketplace. Whether you are a business owner or work for an organization, the powerful principles in this book will help you partner with the miraculous power of God in tangible ways, bringing supernatural results into your workplace. David Balestri is a successful business man who operates as a marketplace consultant, prophetic business coach, entrepreneur, and a key apostolic leader in Australia. In Marketplace Miracles, David offers easy-to-implement prophetic train...
Lessons from a Wandering Prophet
This book will help me grow in my prophetic gifts so that I can discover the plans that God has for me and move forward in my purpose. God has a plan and a future for each of us, but many people don't know what that plan is, and if they do, they don't know how to walk in it. Hubie Synn knows the feeling. Step by step, one adventure at a time, .
The Lifestyle of a Happy Prophet
What does the tone of God's voice sound like? Every day, we are bombarded by voices of fear, anger, and speculation. They seek to drown out the one voice that we so desperately need to hear – the voice of Father God. God’s voice is so different from every other voice. He is not only happy, but He is a good Father who gives His sons and daughters access to His heart. By listening to His voice, we are empowered to bring His Kingdom to Earth. Prophetic leader, podcaster, and emerging minister Sarah Cheesman takes an in-depth look at the heart of God for His sons and daughters. Dispelling lifetimes of false beliefs, she focuses on how knowing and listening to God’s voice helps us discover ...
Accessing the Greater Glory
This is a practical, supernatural blueprint for every believer to step into greater demonstrations of God's glory. All of Heaven is poised to pour out upon those who are willing to overflow with glory and change the world. While Christians wait expectantly for the moment of this Heavenly release, God is waiting for a willing...
Hypertext 3.0
From Intermedia to Microcosm, Storyspace, and the Web, Landow offers information about the kinds of hypertext, different modes of linking, attitudes toward technology, and the proliferation of pornography and gambling on the Internet. He also includes new material on developing Internet-related technologies.
Writing Space
Annotation Writing Spaces examines some of the most important discourses in spatial theory of the last four decades, and considers their impact within the built environment disciplines. The book will be a key resource for courses on critical theory in architecture, urban studies and geography, at both the graduate and advanced undergraduate level.
Hard to Be a Saint in the City
An exploration of Beat spirituality--seen through excerpts from the writings of the seminal writers of Beat Generation themselves. It’s been said that Jack Kerouac made it cool to be a thinking person seeking a spiritual experience. And there is no doubt that the writers he knew and inspired—iconic figures like Allen Ginsberg, William S. Burroughs, Gary Snyder, and Michael McClure—were thinkers seeking exactly that. In this re-claiming of their vision, Robert Inchausti explores the Beat canon to reveal that the movement was at heart a spiritual one. It goes deeper than the Buddhism with which many of the key figures became identified. It’s about their shared perception of an existence in which the Divine reveals itself in the ordinary. Theirs is a spirituality where real life triumphs over airy ideals and personal authenticity becomes both the content and the vehicle for a kind of refurbished American Transcendentalism.
