Fresh Power - eBook
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Fresh Power - eBook  -     By: Jim Cymbala

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Drawing examples from the Bible and from the sidewalks of New York City, Fresh Power shows what happens when the Spirit of God moves in our midst. He longs to reveal the mind of God to us and to release heaven's limitless resources to meet the desperate needs around us.Fresh Power will expand your vision for what God can and will do, and inspire you to pray like never before for God's power in your church - and in you. 224 pages, from Zondervan.

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Title: Fresh Power - eBook
By: Jim Cymbala
Format: DRM Protected ePub
Vendor: Zondervan
Publication Date: 2011
ISBN: 9780310862086
ISBN-13: 9780310862086
UPC: 025986862084
Stock No: WW14818EB

Publisher's Description

Stories of Our Great Need for God’s Great Power.

From the pastor of The Brooklyn Tabernacle and the author of the bestselling book Fresh Wind, Fresh Fire—this book shows what happens when the Spirit of God moves in our midst. He longs to reveal the mind of God to us and release heaven’s limitless resources to meet the desperate needs around us.

Drawing on examples from the Bible and from the sidewalks of New York City, Fresh Power will expand your vision for what God can and will do and inspire you to pray like never before for God’s power in your church—and in you.

"God is using the Brooklyn Tabernacle to teach us to pray and never give up.  If you’re in need of some fresh energy, this book is for you. It’s certainly for me." —Max Lucado

Author Bio

Jim Cymbala has been the pastor of the Brooklyn Tabernacle for more than 50 years. The bestselling author of Fresh Wind, Fresh Fire, he lives in New York City with his wife, Carol Cymbala, who directs the Grammy Award-winning Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir. He can be found at wordcraftllc.com.

Dean Merrill is the author and coauthor of 46 books, including Sinners in the Hands of an Angry Church and three other Jim Cymbala titles: Fresh Faith, Fresh Power, and You Were Made for More. He and his wife live in Colorado Springs, Colorado.

 

 

Publisher's Weekly

This third book in Cymbala's bestselling trilogy (Fresh Wind, Fresh Fire and Fresh Faith) explores the third person in the Trinity: the Holy Spirit. Like its award-winning predecessors, it combines unforgettable anecdotes culled from Cymbala's ministry as pastor of the Brooklyn Tabernacle with deep theological and biblical truths, many of which are not easy to hear. It is clearly the edgiest, most cutting book of the series, with Cymbala's passionate voice urging Christians to abandon their comfort zones in favor of the unpredictable leadings of the Spirit. He criticizes churchgoers who neglect the power of the Spirit, chastising, for example, Christians who are so fixated on end-time prophecies that they neglect God's work in the here and now. His harshest words are reserved for the "the disastrous `church-growth' movement," which, he says, has convinced Christians everywhere that worship must be entertaining and inoffensive. Cymbala utilizes the Book of Acts to explore the early Church's practice of complete dependence upon the Spirit, citing not just the famous Pentecost scene of Acts 2 but also many other examples of transformation throughout the book (particularly Peter's metamorphosis from a fair-weather friend of Jesus into a committed, Spirit-led apostle). Some readers may be made uneasy by Cymbala's hard-hitting, take-no-prisoners approach, but others will cheer his prophetic call to reformationDand, more importantly, be changed by it. (Feb.) Copyright 2000 Cahners Business Information.

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