40 Days With The Holy Spirit
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Are you hungry for more of the Holy Spirit in your life? Are you ready for a personal encounter with Him that will change your life?
The Holy Spirit is greater than our theology, bigger than our denominations, and truly beyond anything we can imagine. In Forty Days With the Holy Spirit, respected preacher and theologian R. T. Kendall takes you on a journey through daily readings from his book, Holy Fire, that will:
*Present inspiring insight into the Holy Spirit
*Provide a scriptural basis for deeper study
*Direct your prayer time as you seek to know and encounter Him in a fresh new way
*Provide journaling space to record your experiences with Him
If you desire to increase your knowledge of this most misunderstood member of the trinity, or if you long to experience His presence in your life in a deeper way than ever before, this book is for you.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781621369776
ISBN10: 1621369773
R. T. Kendall
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: June 2014
Publisher: Charisma House – Charisma House
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