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Gods Joy In Your Heart
$16.99
The Joy of the Lord Is Strength for All Christians!
In God’s Joy in Your Heart, legendary preacher Charles Spurgeon shows how to receive joy that will remain despite the struggles, trials, and temptations of daily living. He reveals the secrets of how believers can obtain it, maintain it, and share it with others.
Enjoy a refreshing break for twenty-one days with these heartwarming devotional readings as the “Prince of Preachers” shows you how to:
*Take refuge in the safety of God’s arms
*Build a strong faith
*Know the loving comfort of the Holy Spirit
*Receive all that God has for you
*Find deliverance from heartaches and troubles
*Experience God’s ever-present help
Through these encouraging words, you will come to know the peace that passes all understanding and find the confidence to minister God’s love to others.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781641239585
ISBN10: 1641239581
Charles Spurgeon
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: March 2023
Publisher: Whitaker House Publishers
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