Su Poder En Espiritu Santo – (Spanish)
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John G. Lake was anointed by God to reach the sick and the lost in miraculous ways. Here is a glimpse of the unparalleled outpouring of Holy Spirit power when operating through a completely yielded life. Drawing upon his vast ministry experiences, Lake presents an enlightening look at how God desires to use His people mightily to minister to a dying world. Through his insightful words, you will discover how you can personally…
* Receive the baptism of the Holy Spirit.
* Be filled with the overcoming life of Christ.
* Be a more powerful witness for Christ.
* Overcome all the schemes of Satan.
* Exercise authority over evil spirits in Jesus’ name.
* Trust God to meet all your needs.
* Find true purpose for your life.
* Develop a faith for miracles.
* See people powerfully saved, healed, and delivered.
* Transform your world for Christ.
You, too, can bring salvation and healing to many hurting,
hungry people in the fullness and power of the Holy Spirit.
Discover the exciting opportunities available to believers
everywhere, and experience God’s powerful and miraculous
ways!
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SKU (ISBN): 9781603742757
ISBN10: 1603742751
Language: Spanish
John Lake
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: April 2011
Publisher: Whitaker House Publishers
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