God With Us Advent Ornament Book
I Want To Trust You But I Dont
100 Mornings And Evenings In His Presence
$16.99
A guided journey to encountering the Living God.
For those who long to break out of stale, lifeless religion; who are hungry for a thriving relationship with God: here is a powerful tool for your journey towards intimacy with the Lover of your soul.
In this guided journal edition of their devotional, Mornings and Evenings in His Presence, Bill and Beni Johnson, senior leaders of Bethel Church in Redding, California, offer 100 interactive devotional entries for the beginning and close of each day.
More than just information and inspiration, you will experience supernatural interaction with the living God through the power of the Holy Spirit.
As you practice the twice-daily rhythm of meditating on Scripture, guided journaling, and directed prayer, you will begin to hear God speak to your heart.
Don’t waste another day in spiritless religion. Discover the flourishing relationship with God that your soul has been longing for!
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SKU (ISBN): 9780768463682
ISBN10: 0768463688
Bill Johnson | Beni Johnson
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: December 2022
Publisher: Destiny Image
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