Outreach 2020 Edition
Strongmans His Name 2
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Have you ever wondered…
-I’ve prayed, so why are things worse?
-Can Satan read my mind?
-How can I tell the difference between God’s voice and the devil’s?
-Is there really a spirit of Jezebel?
-If the enemy’s been defeated, why do I still have so much trouble with him?
-Can Christians be demon possessed?
-Why does it seem like my prayers are not accomplishing anything?
Within the pages of this book are simple, no-nonsense, biblical answers that will help you to understand what it is to be one of God’s warriors in these last days.
Jerry and Carol Robeson were missionaries for tewnty years in Latin America, specializing in open-air crusades and a widespread television and radio ministry, which resulted in several large new churches being established. They share with you the principles of prayer and spiritual warfare that they learned to survive and triumph.
SKU (ISBN): 9780883686034
UPC: 630809686039
Jerry Robeson | Carol Robeson
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: March 2000
Publisher: Whitaker House Publishers
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