THE SUPERNATURAL POWER OF A TRANSFORMED MIND!

You can live a supernatural life. In fact, moving in the spiritual realm should be as routine as prayer, worship and reading Scripture. It is part of what Jesus purchased for us on the Cross!

Healing, deliverance and signs-and-wonders are an inheritance for all followers of Jesus Christ. The Supernatural Power of a Transformed Mind teaches you how to remove the blinders of religious limitation to see your own life changed, the lost redeemed and communities transformed.

You too can move from an intellectual faith and tap into an abundance of miracle-working authority, unleashing the power of God's glory.

Exodus (Book By Book) [Sep 30, 2004] Bewes, Richard and Blackham, Paul

The writer of Hebrews says that believers "will find grace to help them when they need it" (Heb. 4:16). Lucas explains how we can utilize the grace we've been given in making choices from the seemingly inconsequential to the paramount. He challenges that grace "calls us to choose some paths and reject others." Each chapter focuses on how choosing and relying on the path of grace can make a difference in attitudes and responses to the pressures of the world which we're called to be in but not of. 
Lucas invites his readers to an unhurried look at this subject; he's not suggesting a quick-fix approach. His desire is to see more captives liberated and changed lifestyles by calling on a grace that impacts various aspects of life including our values and priorities. His witty and honest voice peeks through to reveal a new perspective on grace.

Seven out of ten Christian leaders feel overworked, four in ten suffer financial pressures, only two in ten have had management training, and 1,500 give up their job over a ten-year period. At the same time, as financial restrictions affect the availability of full-time ministers, more people are needed for leadership roles in local congregations, for every area of church work. This book faces the challenge of raising up new leaders and helping existing leaders to mature, using the model for growing leaders at the heart of the Arrow Leadership Programme, a ministry of the Church Pastoral Aid Society (CPAS). It comprehensively surveys leadership skills and styles, discerning our personal calling, avoiding the 'red zone' of stress, developing character, and living as part of the community of God's people. The book contains an introduction and 12 chapters, in six sections, plus conclusion, epilogue and resources section: Part 1: Leadership today; Part 2: Growing leaders know they're chosen; Part 3: Growing leaders discern God's call; Part 4: Growing leaders develop Christ-like character; Part 5: Growing leaders cultivate competence; and Part 6: Growing leaders lead in community.

This book, specially rewritten for the teen market, focuses on how to have an intimate relationship with God, a solid foundation in God's truth, and a commitment to obedience. This is the perfect book for any high school or college graduate who is trying to determine what God's will for their life is. In updated, relevant language this timeless classic will be brought to a new generation of readers.

In this lively book, acclaimed storyteller Bob Hartman offers a selection of his retellings of stories from the Bible that readers can use and, if they wish, adapt for themselves. There are stories here for individual and group performance, stories that are drawn from both Old and New Testaments and stories that include the major Christian festivals. The result is a rich resource for churches, groups and individuals seeking fresh inspiration in presenting the gospel message. It opens up new perspectives on familiar truths and brings Scripture to life in vivid and engaging ways.

The Alpha Course Manual is a 'must have' for all guests on the Alpha Course. It guides them through the talks and illustrates key points, whilst also providing space for notes.

God designed men to be dangerous, says John Eldredge. Simply look at the dreams and desires written in the heart of every boy: To be a hero, to be a warrior, to live a life of adventure and risk. Sadly, most men abandon those dreams and desires-aided by

This is a collection of new prayers in the Celtic tradition from David Adam accompanied by landscape photographs by Robert Cooper.