The Hannah Anointing: Becoming a Woman of Resilience, Fulfillment, and Fruitfulness
Michelle Mcclain-waltersPaperback 2019-03-05
Publisher Description
:A resilient spirit is born when God makes you wait.
The remarkable life of Hannah is a prophetic picture for the church today. It speaks of the believer's cry to be fruitful and to raise up spiritual sons and daughters who will make a difference in God's kingdom. Author Michelle McClain-Walters expands her popular Women of Influence series with this fifth installment.
This book brings not only fresh prophetic revelation about the character of Hannah, but also identifies different spirits that are assigned to discourage women who carry an anointing similar to hers and seek to prevent them from bearing the fruit God intends. This book will provide prayers of renunciation as well as confessions for success. Women will be challenged to learn how to travail in prayer, as Hannah did, until God answers their cries-and to go on to mother the spiritual children He gives them. Readers will be encouraged and motivated as they see the revelatory character sketch of Hannah's life and ministry. They will see that her ancient life looks a lot like their contemporary lives, and they will be motivated rise to their respective places as fruit-bearers and spiritual mothers in the kingdom of God.
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Publisher Description
:A resilient spirit is born when God makes you wait.
The remarkable life of Hannah is a prophetic picture for the church today. It speaks of the believer's cry to be fruitful and to raise up spiritual sons and daughters who will make a difference in God's kingdom. Author Michelle McClain-Walters expands her popular Women of Influence series with this fifth installment.
This book brings not only fresh prophetic revelation about the character of Hannah, but also identifies different spirits that are assigned to discourage women who carry an anointing similar to hers and seek to prevent them from bearing the fruit God intends. This book will provide prayers of renunciation as well as confessions for success. Women will be challenged to learn how to travail in prayer, as Hannah did, until God answers their cries-and to go on to mother the spiritual children He gives them. Readers will be encouraged and motivated as they see the revelatory character sketch of Hannah's life and ministry. They will see that her ancient life looks a lot like their contemporary lives, and they will be motivated rise to their respective places as fruit-bearers and spiritual mothers in the kingdom of God.