Vindicated : Keys To Seeing God’s Justice In Every Area Of Your Life
$19.99
How do you rejoice when you’re facing the greatest pain you’ve ever known?
This book will help me trust and rejoice in the Lord’s presence in all circumstances. I will have the patience and the faith to know that by His own righteous standards, God will right all the wrongs done to me.
Shortly after her husband abandoned her and their child, Jennifer LeClaire found herself facing ten years in prison based on a false accusation for a crime she didn’t commit. After Jennifer met Jesus in jail, God overturned the accusations and brought complete vindication. But even after salvation, she faced spiritual abuse, betrayals, slander, theft, and many other injustices.
This powerful book features thirty easy-to-read chapters that provide biblical strategies, Holy Spirit comfort, and prophetic insight on the following:
*Knowing God as your vindicator
*Understanding God’s blueprint for vindication
*Resisting the temptation to vindicate oneself
*Tearing down victim mentalities that sabotage one’s vindication
*Receiving vindication in the courts of heaven
*Tapping into generational vindication
*How to wait on vindication God’s way
*Seeing double vindication
*And much more
By learning the principles in this book, readers will rejoice when they are wronged because they will be convinced that God will take what the enemy meant for evil and turn it for good in their lives.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781636413808
ISBN10: 1636413803
Jennifer LeClaire
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: October 2024
Publisher: Charisma House – Charisma House
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