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What do you do when it seems like there’s a dark cloud looming over your head and nothing seems to be going right?Do you falter, doubt God, or, even worse, backslide? Or do you keep worshiping Him and loving Him with every fiber of your being? Do you aspire to transcend seasonal devotion and become a steadfast Christian even when plunged into the wilderness?If yes, you are exactly where you are supposed to be.The founder of Vertical Worship Ministries, Angela Denise Brown, brings you Worshiping In the Wilderness to help you keep your love for the Lord alive, no matter the storm. Originally from Brooklyn, New York, she relocated to Austin, Texas in 1996. Angela established an organization called 'Vertical Worship Creative Arts Ministries', which recently has been renamed to Vertical Worship Ministries (VWM), of which she was ordained as Pastor in 2012. VWM helps believers effectively minister to the world horizontally by aligning themselves with the Lord vertically. Angela is the author of (3) books designed especially for the Creative Arts Leader and (3) books designed for the entire Body of Christ: She currently resides in South Carolina.Inside Worshiping In the Wilderness you’ll discover:How to recognize and navigate your spiritual dry seasonsRekindling intimacy with the Lord, whether you backslid or you are just going through a seasonHow to stop being a lukewarm Christian and pursue God intently and intenselyThe essence of Vertical Worship as a lifestyle and the 12 principles of getting yourself out of the wilderness...and much more.All this is relayed from the author’s personal experiences, including accompanying scripture from the Bible and songs of praise to enhance the message.So, let us collectively make a conscious choice to embrace Christ’s grace:'I thirst with the deepest longings to love You more, with cravings in my heart that can’t be described.' Psalm 63:1 (TPT)
