Understanding Heavens Court System
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1. Reclaiming Authority
2. The Commanding Power Of God
3. God Will Command His Blessings To Come Upon Us
4. Court System Of Heaven
5. Prophetic Decrees
6. Prophetic Decrees Have Power
7. Break All The Way Through
8. Reassignments Coming
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There has been a change in the Christian religion which isn’t good. We have lost our way and forgotten who God is. But we have to remember that God is the one who delivers justice to us in the end. He is the one who will decide what happens to your soul when you die. And if you do things right in this world, then He will make sure that you are cared for in the next.
Understanding Heaven’s Court System: Explosive Life Changing Secrets is an insightful book, written by Bill Vincent, which seeks to help us understand better, the changes we can make to our lives which will directly influence our relationship with God.
Within the chapters, packed with scripture which backs up the theory, you are given the tools and strategies you need in order to reclaim authority and rediscover the commanding power of God.
It is a book which will probably alter the way you think and act, as well as changing your view of God, and perhaps His view of you.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781684111220
ISBN10: 1684111226
Bill Vincent
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: April 2017
Publisher: Revival Waves Of Glory MInistries
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