At the age of eight, Josiah took his place on the throne as King in Jerusalem. It began the fulfillment of the prophetic destiny that had been established for and about Josiah over three-hundred years earlier. He reigned as king for thirty-one years, and in that time he led the nation and the people through a time of revival and reconnection with God and God's ways. This book explores how Josiah carried the torch for revival, and draws on some principles from his reign that we can apply to see God bring a great revival in our day as well. When destiny overtakes reality there is a powerful...

In the pages of this book we will explore Isaac's process of seeking to find and discover for himself the God of his father Abraham. Our foundational Scripture for this book is found in Genesis 26: Then Isaac dug again the wells of water which had been dug in the days of his father Abraham, for the Philistines had stopped them up after the death of Abraham; and he gave them the same names which his father had given them. Genesis 26:18-19 Isaac was experiencing blessing in his own life, and others around him were recognizing that he was enjoying God's blessing. Abraham had died and Isaac had...

This 31-day devotional is written by a pastor and is geared toward pastors and those looking to possess all that God has for them. My heart is to provide some practical insight into taking possession of God's promise. We settle for too little far too often. I want to be victorious and I want YOU to be victorious as well. God had given a promise to Abraham that his descendants would possess a vast land (see Genesis 12). As time passed, it began to seem less possible for the descendants of Abraham to receive their promised inheritance. They spent years in slavery in Egypt until God raised up...

Are you walking in your destiny? God has a plan for your life, and His desire is that you partner with Him to see that plan realized. Through the pages of this book we explore how Gehazi fulfilled his destiny, and from that story we draw principles for fulfilling our own destiny. As we are faithful we will pave the way for the Master to come and bring life.

Pero tenemos este tesoro en vasos de barro, para que la excelencia del poder sea de Dios, y no de nosotros. 2 Corintios 4:7 El anhelo de Dios es morar con Su pueblo, no solo visitarlo. El mayor dano que se produjo en el huerto del Eden fue el quiebre de la conexion profunda entre Dios y Adan. Dios no se ha detenido en su deseo de restaurar esa conexion con el hombre. Muchas veces el problema es que el hombre no quiere ese nivel de relacion con Dios. Y tu? Deseas la presencia perdurable de Dios? Este libro examina algunas claves practicas para que podamos sustentar la presencia de Dios en...

How we see God will greatly impact how we see ourselves, how we see others, and how we see the circumstances in our lives. We truly must walk by faith and not by sight, and that happens most effectively when we keep our eyes upon the source of our faith. Danger lurks when we allow our vision of anything to become bigger than our perspective of God. It can happen so quickly; we can take our eyes off of Him and find ourselves spiraling toward a place we never would choose to go. We can partake of things that He has commanded us to avoid. We can become enemies of ourselves and everyone around...

Over a period of six months, God led us on a prayer journey that took us to several different parts of Ireland. We learnt that throughout Irish history, religion has made Ireland sick It consistently made false claims in order to gain authority and once that authority was established, it burdened the people with man-made rules that were far from God's will for us as a nation. In the year 561, it helped to divide Ireland into two parts, centuries before the English ever came to conquer. As we stubbornly continued to submit to it, it resulted in Ireland being handed over to be conquered by the...

This book is a daily Bible reading plan and devotional. Each day includes a concise statement of encouragement or exhortation from the author as well as a Scripture reading that will take you through the entire Bible in a year.

A valley that is filled with dry bones is a valley that represents what used to be but is no longer. The valley that Ezekiel looked upon was a boneyard of memories and no longer a playground of possibilities. God, however, asked the prophet to imagine the impossible. Ezekiel was asked to envision these bones coming to life once again. The bones that Ezekiel looked upon were very many and they were very dry. In the natural it was an unfinishable human jigsaw puzzle; a collection of broken dreams and divided purpose. Nonetheless, Ezekiel was faced with the alarming question from God, Can these...