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To help answer some questions the reader may incur while reading this book, I recommend these companion articles from our website www.greatgrace4u.com: The Most Neglected Promise, The Baptism with the Holy Spirit, The Sovereignty of God and Christian Responsibility, Did Jesus Die for Our Healing?, The Excellence of the New Covenant, and The Lord Chastens Whom He Loves. These articles are included in the Anchored in the Truth Series in the “Gary’s Study” section of the website.
I must say what a delight it was to write this book. Who would have thought that one brief encounter with nature inspired it? Nothing can compare to being inspired by the Holy Spirit to do, well, anything. Just a few minutes after writing this part, the Lord responded, “I love working with you too and with anyone who will open the door of communion unto Me” (Rev. 3:20).
Do you hear the Lord’s heart? Can you imagine what this indicates for you and me? It means we are wealthier than realized. …show more content…
Besides, Jesus already defeated them, making a public spectacle of them (Col. 2:13-15), and has made those who believe and obey His Gospel more than conquerors (Ro. 8:37). We have gained a surpassing victory because the Father in Heaven set His love upon us through His beloved Son. By God’s grace through faith, we have been made joint-heirs with Christ Jesus the Lord, and He is not ashamed to call us His brothers and sisters (Ro. 8:17; Heb. 2:11). This book focuses on just that—living in this world as joint heirs with Christ, as more than conquerors through His love for
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