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A Guide to Hearing and Seeing the Voice of God [Paperback]
Author
Julian C. Adams
Book Format
Paperback
Publisher
River Publishing
Published
October 2012
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Gaining Heaven’s Perspective is not just another book offering more techniques and ways of hearing God. Rather it is an invitation to enjoy the glorious experience of abiding in Jesus’ presence and delighting in Him. It is about learning to live life from a heavenly perspective.
Julian Adams demystifies the ‘prophetic lifestyle’ and shows that it is every believer’s heritage and privilege to hear God speak to them daily. This book will create a hunger for more of His presence and to hear His voice more clearly.
Julian is one of those very rare people who not only moves very powerfully in the prophetic, but also knows how to teach on the subject in an accessible and compelling way. His excellent book is an impressive testimony to the unusual combination of these two gifts.
128 pages
Author
Julian C. Adams
Book Format
Paperback
Publisher
River Publishing
Published
October 2012
Weight
155g
Page Count
128
Dimensions
14 x 21.6 x 0.7 cm
ISBN
9781908393227
ISBN-10
190839322X
Eden Code
4060347
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Author/Creator: Julian C. Adams
ISBN: 9781908393227
Publisher: River Publishing
Release Date: October 2012
Weight: 155g
Dimensions: 14 x 21.6 x 0.7 cm
Eden Code: 4060347
11 years ago
The author of this short book (104 pages of actual text) subtitled A Guide to Hearing and Seeing the Voice of God is based at The King's Arms Church in Bedford. The book consists of his experience in the gift of prophecy and he writes about how we can encourage this gift as well as about the pitfalls and dangers of this ministry. This is the author's first book and, understandably, it lacks the fluency and flow of an established author's work. Whilst this is by no means a systematic treatment of the topic of prophecy in the church it nevertheless is the product of someone with considerable experience in this area and is worth reading for that reason alone.
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