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The Journey Begins
Rick Joyner takes us on the journey of the Israelites from the misery of Egypt to the glories of the Celestial City. He parallels the experiences of biblical Israel with those of today's Christian.
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The 360 Degree Leader
In his nearly thirty years of teaching leadership, John Maxwell has encountered this question again and again: How do I apply leadership principles if I'm not the boss? It's a valid question that Maxwell answers in The 360 Degree Leader.
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23 Minutes in Hell
"My sincere hope is that this book is the closest you will ever come to experiencing hell for yourself." Bill Wiese saw the searing flames of hell, felt total isolation, and experienced the putrid and rotting stench, deafening screams of ag ....
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The Prophetic Ministry
What is prophecy? Who is to prophesy? Is it right to seek prophecy? Since we have the Bible for guidance, do we really need prophecy today? How do the prophetic gifts and ministries function in the local church? Why do we need prophets if a ....
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What the Heck Am I Going to Do with My Life?
One of the top struggles listed by twentysomethings is the fight to find a purpose and a calling. They find themselves studying a major or working in a job they do not really enjoy, and soon self-doubt surrounds, bombarding them with questi ....
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The Torch and the Sword
The Torch and the Sword continues the message that began in The Final Quest and continued in The Call. It is a call to live the greatest adventure for the most noble purpose. It is not for the faint of heart, but for those who desire to liv ....
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There Were Two Trees in the Garden
For those enmeshed in conflict--relational, internal, spiritual--Rick Joyner uses the image of the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil and the Tree of Life to explain its existence, and also how one can achieve victory over it.
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Something Beyond the Sky
When Anne Bradley receives her invitation to a Welcome Tea hosted by the Air Force Base Officer’s Wives Club, she is a bit surprised—and hesitant. As are Rachel, Beth, and Karen, three other women who attend.
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