Smith Wigglesworth On The Holy Spirit
$16.99
You can be so filled with the Holy Spirit that you will know you are in the presence of God. Christ’s love, power, and joy will flow through you to others, bringing salvation, healing, and miracles, just as they did through Smith Wigglesworth. His insightful messages reveal how you can…(1) Manifest the gifts of the Spirit (2) Witness powerfully for Christ (3) Overcome all the schemes of Satan (4) Do greater works for God through Christ (5) Live in the abundance of God (6) Find true purpose for your life and (7) Be used by God to do miracles. If your heart’s desire is to see great things happen in your life, God will work mightily in you by the power of His Spirit so that you can personally experience His miracle-working power.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780883685440
ISBN10: 0883685442
Smith Wigglesworth
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: May 1999
Publisher: Whitaker House Publishers
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