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The Missing Ingredient
Do you experience a gap between what you believe as a Christian and what you actually experience? Do you desire to walk in power but feel trapped in the doldrums of spiritual mediocrity? If so, The Missing Ingredient: The One Thing that Changes Everything will help you discover the life you were intended to live...
The Great Xchange
This powerful book is full of faith producing, life changing and encouraging truths. Few are better than Dr Rajan in providing answers from God’s Word for the eternal principles of dynamic faith while living in a very confused world. ‘The Great Xchange’ will impact your life! - Dr Wayde Goodall, President Worldwide Family; Author of several best selling books It is a good book that shows us the ‘Great Xchange’ – a divinity became humanity, to bring humanity to divinity. This book will enrich your life and help you in your Christian walk. - Rev Dr Colton S Wickramaratne, Founder Pastor People’s Church, Assembly of God ‘The Great Xchange’ consistently reminds us of the powerful truth that it is only through the Cross that man can have peace with God and enjoy the peace of God. It is the finished work of the Cross that disarmed and defeated satan and enables us to be victorious over the flesh and the works of the enemy. - Rev Dr Prince Guneratnam, Senior Pastor Calvary Church Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia; Chairman, World Pentecostal Fellowship
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No More Ordinary
What is the abundant life? Carol McLeod partners with the Word of God and the lives of victorious believers to show the reader how to obtain and maintain a life that is a rare and priceless treasure. Such a life is contagious in that it causes others to want it. Each chapter of this thrilling book explains how to tackle life with zest in spite of the circumstances. Each chapter also presents the life stories of people like Corrie ten Boon, Robert LeTourneau, Ruth Bell Graham, Hank and Betty Stam, Susannah Wesley, and many others. Life with a capital L begins the moment that you make the decision to enter into a partnership with the Man whose very identity is known as Life himself!" Within each chapter the reader will find a practical approach to living the abundant life. Filled with applicable prayers,Scriptures to memorize, declarations to make, and daily disciplines to incorporated into one's life, No More Ordinary provides the answers to life that everyone is looking for. This book is a no-compromise, not-to-get-there-from-here manual that will remove the reader from the humdrum into a realm of life that is abundant and full of joy.
The Oracles of God... Or the Words of Men?
Why don't people believe the Bible like they used to? Do Christians themselves truly believe the Bible? Is the Word part true, part superstition? Is it fair to claim that the Bible is superior to other sacred writings? Curtis Pillsbury has encountered these controversial questions and more and has set out to answer them using biblical proof and personal experiences. If you have ever questioned Christianity, fear not. Curtis himself has battled similar doubts and has spent over twenty years disproving the myths. You will never again wonder, is the Bible The Oracles of God or the Words of Men? In a day in which postmodernism and humanism seek to dissolve absolute truth, Curtis Pillsbury has gi...
Take It By Force
DIV Discover how to have faith like biblical characters such as Moses, Jacob, Joshua, and Caleb, who simply would not let go or settle for less than what God had for them. /div
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Hey Buddy
The “thoroughly fun . . . [and] crazy good” memoir about one man’s life and how it was changed by the legacy of a rockabilly legend (Chicago Sun-Times). Buddy Holly, icon: black horn-rimmed glasses, blue jeans, a white T-shirt, white socks, loafers, and “Peggy Sue.” Not so much to Gary W. Moore. Admitting he “grew up in a Rock & Roll vacuum,” Gary favored jazz. He couldn’t name a single Buddy Holly song. Buddy Rich? Yes. But that changed in a single evening when Gary was dragged along to a Winter Dance Party in Cedar Falls, Iowa—a tribute to Buddy’s final, tragic 1959 tour. It was headlined by musician extraordinaire John Mueller, whose uncanny recreation of the legend wa...
