With Arms Open Wide

With Arms Open Wide

With Arms Open Wide

Jamie Cronin

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Editorial:
Westbow Press
Año de edición:
2018
Materia
Poesía
ISBN:
9781973609650
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These poems are revelations received from the Holy Spirit. They talk about Gods love for us, authority in the name of Jesus, the supernatural power of the Holy Spirit, power in Gods word and in prayer, and dealing with issues of the flesh.They draw on different situations people find themselves in, challenge doubt and fear, confront events in the world, and show us how to apply the power of Gods word in our lives.These revelations are deeply moving and spiritual and talk about the benefits of salvation. They encourage believers in prayer and fellowship with the Holy Spirit. They talk about the tools that Jesus gave us to confront and overcome some of the unique issues that believers face daily.Intense and rich in imagery, these poems speak to humankind, offering guidance, love, and reassurance. They clearly turn us to God, His word, authority in the name of Jesus, and the supernatural power of the Holy Spirit to change from our current way of thinking to Gods way.God wants us to hear from Him for ourselves. He has a unique message for each of us. He wants to talk to us about our dreams, our problems, our doubts, and our fears. Weve all got questions. And Hes got the answers we need. He truly loves us!

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