God So Close
$18.99
How well do you know the Holy Spirit? How clearly do you hear His voice? How real is he in your everyday life?
Bestselling author and creator of the Midnight Mom Devotional community Becky Thompson invites you into a closer relationship with the Holy Spirit by scripturally unpacking who he is and how he moves in and through the life of a believer.
In God So Close, Thompson wants to lead you into a deeper understanding of the Holy Spirit so you can have a closer connection with God. Becky will help you:
*explore who the Holy Spirit is and why He is important
*become aware of God moving around you and within you
*learn how to listen for the prompting of the Holy Spirit
*discern when God is leading you
Long gone are the days of believing that the Spirit of God only attends certain church services or speaks to or through particular people. God So Close shows you are a carrier of his Spirit and have been filled with his power and presence. It’s for His glory that you’ve been given gifts to impact the world and reveal the message of Jesus.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780785244288
ISBN10: 078524428X
Becky Thompson
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: March 2022
Publisher: Thomas Nelson
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