Encounter God at the Altar When we hear the word, "altar," we often associate it with images of death and sacrifice or of surrender and yielding. Although these associations do have their place, there is a New...
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Encounter God at the Altar
When we hear the word, "altar," we often associate it with images of death and sacrifice or of surrender and yielding.
Although these associations do have their place, there is a New Covenant revelation of the altar that will usher your relationship with God into new experiential dimensions.
Robert Stone lays out a revelatory blueprint for you to take your intimacy with God to new, marvelous and wonderful levels.
You will:
Receive new revelationof how the biblical concept of the altar is a blueprint for you to experience the Holy Spirit more deeply
Gain new clarity in following the Holy Spirit's leading
Experience deep spiritual fulfillment as you learn to fellowship with God on a more personal level
Enter into greater depths of worship where you can witness God's glory more powerfully
This New Covenant revelation of the altar invites you into fresh encounters with God's presence
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PRODUCT DETAIL
- Catalogue Code 490417
- Product Code 9780768412277
- ISBNÂ 0768412277
- EANÂ 9780768412277
- Department General Books
- Category Spiritual Growth
- Sub-Category General
- Publisher Destiny Image
- Publication Date Jul 2017
- DRMÂ Free
- Printable No
- Size 0.65 MB (EPUB)
Robert L Stone
Born in Brooklyn, New York, Robert Stone is often compared to Conrad and Melville because he combines an ability to write compelling adventure stories with a concern for the moral dilemmas confronting human beings in history. Never one to avoid a conflict, he writes about the historical and political events that have structured contemporary American experience---racism, the Vietnam War, American involvement in Latin American revolutions---and creates characters who wrestle with the timeless problems of personal responsibility and commitment. Stone served in the U.S. Navy in the mid-1950s, then went to Stanford University, where he became politically active in the 1960s. He draws on these experiences to explore the motives of characters who become involved in the historical and political events of their age.
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