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Mighty Like Gideon
$18.99
Diving deep into the gripping account of Gideon in Judges 6-8, veteran revivalists and pastors Steve Gray and J. D. King reveal the fundamental truth that we all have a spiritual thirst–and how and where we choose to quench that thirst determines our destiny. Leading you to the shores of timeless biblical truth, Gray and King invite you to jump headfirst into the rejuvenating waters of spiritual encounter, transformation, and activation, equipping you to- rekindle your relationship and connection with God- discover your God-given calling – align with his divine purposes- regain your spiritual footing – nurture your unique spiritual gifts- rise above any circumstance to step into your destinyYour river of testing awaits. Seize this moment, revive yourself in the Lord’s empowering, life-giving streams, and become mighty like Gideon.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780800772987
ISBN10: 0800772989
Steve Gray | J. D. King
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: February 2025
Publisher: Chosen Books
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