Im Still Standing
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Your life is meant to be a testament of God’s never-changing faithfulness and love even in the darkest times.
This book will shake you from spiritual slumber as you navigate these uncertain times and trust God’s promises for the future. You will learn how to find hope, faith, and courage during a critical, pivotal time in the history of the church.
Hope in the darkest hour. In this riveting new book, I’m Still Standing, pastor and Christian television pioneer Jim Bakker pulls back the curtain and recounts the many struggles he and his family experienced in 2020, including attacks on his ministry and platform as well as physical struggles through a life-changing stroke. Along the way, he delivers a series of warnings based on the Book of Revelation that are both stunning and impossible to ignore. Finally, he shares how you can prepare physically and spiritually for the dark days ahead.
God’s final time clock is running, and it cannot be stopped. Without a doubt, we are the revelation generation living in the last days. But if recent events have taught Jim anything, it is that there is security in the body of Christ and God will never abandon us. With the world at a critical crossroads, this is the last season to get prepared. The stroke of midnight is near, and God will return very soon for those who love Him. We may be in for unprecedented times, but when the dust settles, those who have prepared and committed their ways to the Lord will find themselves still standing.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781636410470
ISBN10: 1636410472
Jim Bakker | Andrew Lietzen
Binding: Cloth Text
Published: August 2021
Publisher: FrontLine – Charisma House
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