Do you or someone you know need a car, a house, a job — ANYTHING? Romans 8:28 tells us that God can do anything. He can supply all our needs. Do you believe that? Marilyn Hickey urges you to believe for something specific for your particular need because God says all things are possible to those that believe. God likes to take care of His people and get them deeper into faith. Read the Bible and find a promise to stand on. The Word doesn’t return void. You can never know God’s miracle-working power until you have a need. Your needs and crises are God’s opportunities for miracles — and God will get the glory.
Do you need to gain a deeper understanding of spiritual warfare and its impact on your daily life? Hakeem Collins became a believer as a child but by his teen years, he’d gotten into trouble. In a jail cell, Jesus appeared and said he was called to a prophetic ministry, not a prison ministry. He rededicated his life. Hakeem strives to help others overcome challenges and recognize the work of the enemy because when you give your life to Jesus, you automatically become a target of the enemy. His book, Unseen Warfare: Rules of Engagement to Discern, Disarm, and Defeat the Works for the Enemy, is an everyday guide to discerning and destroying the works of the devil.
Do you want a God-upgrade in your life? You just don’t need to know about Holy Spirit; you need to have a relationship with Holy Spirit. Sarah Bowling’s book, Your Friendship with Holy Spirit, is a relationship guide to help you develop strategies to strengthen your relationship with Holy Spirit. Have you ever prayed, “God, I want more of You, more of Your presence, provision, healing and more of Your abundance in my life?” It is vitally important that in our Christian walk, we have a vibrant relationship with Holy Spirit because Holy Spirit is present to help with healing, fear, anxiety and needing peace in your soul, pressures and demands. {eoa}
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