Arise and Shine!: Genesis to Revelation, Personalized for Victorious Living
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| Rating | : | 4.18 (569 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B00350K8YU |
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| Number of Pages | : | 201 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-11-23 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
"Yawn.zzzzzzz" according to Barbara. Anyone can record scriptures in the 1st person. Not creative. Not inspiring. Nothing new. You'll notice one of the few reviews was clearly by a relative with the same last name.. The Day and Night Post said A Must Have. In this day of confusion and doubt, this book will lift you up and pronounce a glory of fulfillment through God's word. This is a book of calming reassurance and a must have for any library. You'll want to refer to it again and again. The author has accomplished a marvelous work of emphasizing the desires of God's heart to bless and welcome all who seek to find His grace! It truly empowers one to shout, "Arise and Shine!". Great resource Arise and Shine is a powerful resource. What if we realized that the Word of God was written to us, not just for or at us? This book is written to help the reader to understand that. God's words, written to you, personally.Struggling? Hurting? Doing fine but need a boost? This is the right book to pick up. Encouraging, inspiring, uplifting.
We must be able to hear, meditate, then speak the words of Scripture to create meaning and further change in our society. The world does this without God and gives the universe the glory, but this was first begun by our Father before the world began-when he spoke and created the heavens and the earth. Arise and Shine! is an opportunity for those who aspire for great things in the kingdom of God to finally make a change; stand up, Arise and Shine!. The Word of God is a powerful weapon that needs to be a large part of our focus. Author Justine Nettleton has transposed the Bible's most encouraging statements into first person so you can repeat what is written in prayer. Arise and Shine! is a light in that darkness. Sadly, it is often pushed to the background behind our hect