Heart On Fire
$17.99
You are alive right now for a reason–your purpose predestined for such a time as this.
As the world slips deeper into darkness, most Christians feel stuck, powerless to effect change. Yet changing the world–your world–starts with you, right where you are, with a heart full of fire for Jesus.
Grounded in biblical teaching and drawing from his own renewal experiences, pastor and revivalist Glen Berteau emboldens you to get fed up with the ineffectual status quo, showing you how to:
* ignite the supernatural power God has placed in you
* be filled up with the Holy Spirit
* get fired up for what God can do through you
* see beyond your current circumstance
* and live a faith without limits
You’re a Kingdom weapon, energized by God’s mighty power and forged to stand strong for what you believe, tear down strongholds, eradicate hatred and bring dead things to life. You are chosen to change the world.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780800799656
ISBN10: 0800799658
Glen Berteau
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: February 2023
Publisher: Chosen Books
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