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Standing in the Gap
£5.99Intercession is more than just prayer. It means 'to go in between' and is an ongoing commitment to remain in a position before God for a particular situation until 'the case has been solved'.
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Manifest Presence
£10.99In this book Jack Hayford takes a thorough look at worship throughout the Bible and underlines its place of centrality in our lives.
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Set Apart for God
£6.99This book looks at how we need to allow God to deal with our own hearts first so we are then equipped to impact the world with our lives.
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Prayer: Life's Limitless Reach
£7.99Jack Taylor asked the question of himself when he felt God prompting him to write this book: Surely all there is to know about prayer has already been written? But ...
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Life Lessons From the Hiding Place
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More than a biography, this is an intimate inside look at Corrie ten Boom, a remarkable lady that will help readers to be more effective in their own Christian life.
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Bible: Dig A Little Deeper
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Helps the reader make sense of what God has said through the Bible, by providing the necessary tools for accurate interpretation.
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Dealing With What Life Throws At You
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Looks at how to cope with the adverse circumstances life often throws at us, and how these situations can be turned into points of positive spiritual growth that will lead to a greater intimacy with Christ.
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Discovering Your Spiritual Portrait
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This helpful book assists the reader in checking the health of their spiritual life and walk with God.
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Help Lord, I'm Trying To Relate!
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Lessons on Effective Relationships from the Book of Genesis
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Moving Mountains
£9.99Many Christians find that praying in faith is not as easy as it sounds. Should they claim certain promises, or does that lead to presumption? Should they make no confession of faith at all, or does that close the door to miracles?
