Life Foundations : Six Pillars To Knowing God, Yourself, And Impacting Othe
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Faith Simplified
Want to know more about God and His Word? Sometimes, it can be difficult to even know where to begin
But everything you need to know about God and yourself can be found in six core principles. These simple, basic principles will revolutionize your relationship with God, empower you to overcome any attack of the enemy, and equip you to help others.
In Faith Foundations for Life, authors Mike and Carrie Pickett lay out the rock-solid pillars on which to build your Christian walk:
*God’s Love for You
*Your Spiritual Make-up
*How God Sees You
*Your Identity in Christ
*The True Nature of God
*Your Spiritual Authority
Every essential truth God wants you to know and live out is included right here How do I have a better marriage and relationships? What does God want me to do with my life? How do I walk in power and authority? How do evangelize for Jesus? How do I feel confident that I understand God’s Word? It’s all right here with much more in these six life-altering, biblical truths that will benefit every facet of your life.
Your Christian walk cannot outgrow your foundation, so build it strong from the core with Faith Foundations for Life.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781680315561
ISBN10: 1680315560
Mike Pickett | Carrie Pickett
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: July 2021
Publisher: Harrison House Publishers
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