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Wouldn’t it be great to start your day honestly knowing and feeling in your heart, mind, and soul that you are the apple of God’s eye? That the Creator of the universe is watching over you? And not only that, but He longs to be with you?
Too many people, even well-meaning Christians, think they are too sinful for God to ever love them. They struggle to believe God’s Word because they have accepted Satan’s lies about their unworthiness and allowed this spiritual darkness to color their world.
But the truth is, God gave us His only begotten Son to blot out our sins for His own sake. Not for our sake, but because He loves us so very much that He designed a way for us to experience true fellowship with Him.
In 21 Days of Prayer to Discover Your Identity in God, you will discover God’s promises and His great love, so that no matter what you have done, you can receive healing and a fresh beginning. You can be with Him in perfect peace now and throughout eternity, no matter what comes your way.
SKU (ISBN): 9798887693262
Jim Maxim
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: January 2025
Publisher: Whitaker House Publishers
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