Theres Dynamite In Praise
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1. How I Discovered Praise Power
2. Praising God Continually
3. When All Else Fails, Try Praising
4. So You’d Rather Praise In Private?
5. First Praise – Then Increase
6. Praise: The Key To Power
7. The Attitude Of Gratitude
8. One Hundred Praise Scriptures
9. Hallelujah Living
10. Adventures In Praise
128 Pages
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HEALTH, PROSPERITY, SALVATION, and SAFETY–all of these things are prime targets of the Enemy. But all that has been lost or stolen from you can be restored in the midst of praise! Within the pages of this book, Don Gossett describes how you can . . .
* Receive miraculous and instantaneous healing
* Break the bands of poverty and hunger permanently
* Experience complete deliverance from harmful habits
* Triumph over every strategy of the Devil
* Regain all that the Enemy has stolen
* Win life’s battles in prayer and praise
Praise can bring life where there was death, freedom where there was bondage, and divine joy where there was sorrow. When you learn to praise God at all times and in all circumstances, you will experience a truly victorious life, and He will work wonders on your behalf. Discover the tremendous power that awaits you in learning to praise the Lord!
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SKU (ISBN): 9780883686447
UPC: 630809686442
Don Gossett
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: February 2001
Publisher: Whitaker House Publishers
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