Can You Hear The Holy Spirit?: Power Rarely Seen In Todays Church - Hawks, Pb
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The Lord had told his disciples: "If you don't believe in the words I say, believe in the signs and wonder that I perform". Everybody seeks a 'proof' of the existence of God. It is time to realize that it is not always in the vision but in the deeds that God can be seen in. In the first century, the Church could always show a sign of the existence of the almighty. However, in the present day, the Holy Spirit cannot find the freedom to move about freely. But the desire to see his Holy work is something that will never be subdued among the human population. "When we preach the word, signs and…mehr

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The Lord had told his disciples: "If you don't believe in the words I say, believe in the signs and wonder that I perform". Everybody seeks a 'proof' of the existence of God. It is time to realize that it is not always in the vision but in the deeds that God can be seen in. In the first century, the Church could always show a sign of the existence of the almighty. However, in the present day, the Holy Spirit cannot find the freedom to move about freely. But the desire to see his Holy work is something that will never be subdued among the human population. "When we preach the word, signs and wonder should follow". The Christian church today is different from anything else on the face of Earth and the difference lies in the demonstration of power i.e. although the church of today does not lash out power, it has an enigma- a belief of its own. Power isn't something that could be bought around on the streets- power is a special gift and only those with the right sense of use of that power can truly understand the essence of it. The entire story revolves around how the world wants to witness the miracles of God
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Phil was born into a Brooklyn Italian family where he was a shy and withdrawn child. He was a Timid Catholic who never seemed to be able to fit in with other boys his age. At seventeen, he enlisted in the US Army after quitting school. He continued with seven years of architectural studies after his military career before finally starting work as a professional architect. He found a very peaceful life in the Oregon coast much to his surprise and has worked on books since