Rise Up
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This amazing 40-day journey will explore 40 ways you can encounter God! It introduces you to such topics as experiencing salvation, and welcoming the Holy Spirit. Then on to encountering the Father's love, experiencing forgiveness, hearing God's voice, two-way journaling, spiritual warfare, the law of sowing and reaping, prophecy, speaking in tongues, expectant faith, receiving dreams, experiencing revival, physical healing, inner healing and renouncing the occult.
The amazing thing about this book is that it is completely practical and experiential. Stories are included in each of the 40 devotions, so you see how each truth is experienced in real life. This is coupled with clear, biblical teaching providing a roadmap for how you can have your own experience.
You realize God is so much more than a theology. He is a personal God, whom you can experience in oh so many ways!
This book is great for all Christians, as many of us were told God that could not be experienced, but simply studied. Well, this book will change all that and ignite your heart with faith to go after so much more.
Each devotional ends with a practical application exercise so you make it your own.
Speaking healing Scriptures over yourself, three times a day as daily medicine is an awesome way to restore health. A printable download of the healing verses below is available here. Meditating and speaking healing Scriptures over yourself for seven minutes a day for 21 days, can bring you to a whole new level of faith.
Compassion, which involves forgiving yourself and others is crucial to releasing God's healing power (Matt. 11:24-26; 14:14).
Is meditation simply me studying harder? Is meditation a New Age or Eastern technique? The answer to both questions is NO! Biblical Meditation is “God’s Spirit utilizing every faculty of my heart and mind, bringing forth revelation which ushers in transformation.” Meditation is intently seeking God’s revelation, resulting in God disclosing Himself to you.
When we come before a King, we are to bring a gift (Ps. 45:11,12).
When Esther went to the king with a request, her gift was to adorn herself in her royal robes, and prepare herself with oils of myrrh and spices and cosmetics to make herself as beautiful as possible (Es. 2:12).
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