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Falling Short of the Glory: Fallen Short of the Glory

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Product Code: 9781456728663
ISBN13: 9781456728663
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Falling Short of the Glory: Fallen Short of the Glory

$16.31
 
There is an anointing of God on this book to help believer evolve from stagnated Christians into a royal priesthood. This will encourage people at this present time and for generations to come move into the sanctuary of God and the process depends on each individual. The process of a disciple is a renewed spirit and mind for the glory of God moving the believers "from glory to glory." The things they see in others Christian's life often distract believers and the people around them that make them believe the process of spiritual growth is over. The process is not over until they are in the Witness Protection Program, their brothers' keepers and bringing many souls along with them. The process is continuous and cannot be ignored or overlooked because of the inconvenience that it may and will cause to the individual. The fifth chapter of Matthew, in The Beatitudes, Jesus gives the believers a promise throughout each level of the process with the end is "great is your reward in Heaven." This book serves as a reminder to believers that have Falling Short of the Glory that they can renew their hope and find rest for their souls. Once the believers balance their lives with the Word and enhance it in His presence they can live and love again. The promises of God are true and can be obtained in each believer's life if they follow the growth process.


Author: Salome W. Thompson
Publisher: Authorhouse
Publication Date: Jan 17, 2012
Number of Pages: 108 pages
Binding: Paperback or Softback
ISBN-10: 1456728660
ISBN-13: 9781456728663
 

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