My Fathers House - Foster, Robert Allen
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My Fathers House is a personal journey over many decades in the Charismatic faith to understand what is at the core of what Jesus gave his Family. Do you find things are not lining up the way the preachers have promised leaving you feeling disconnected? Does church life seem disappointingly different from what you read in the Bible? Do you ever wonder what the point is of staying connected when you still feel so alone? My Fathers House is a revealing historical view blended with modern relevance for an understanding of what we left behind in this modern age.

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My Fathers House is a personal journey over many decades in the Charismatic faith to understand what is at the core of what Jesus gave his Family. Do you find things are not lining up the way the preachers have promised leaving you feeling disconnected? Does church life seem disappointingly different from what you read in the Bible? Do you ever wonder what the point is of staying connected when you still feel so alone? My Fathers House is a revealing historical view blended with modern relevance for an understanding of what we left behind in this modern age.
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Robert A. Foster is a married Homesteader at heart with a love and appreciation for History, American Archeology, Petroglyphs, Star Trek, Dr. Who as well as traveling, and good food. Born in the American Southwest and raised in the Pacific Northwest he and his wife Kathy have been married since the first Bush was president and the Hubble space telescope was new. Robert came to Christ after High School and was first influenced by the Vineyard and some of the modern prophetic movements of today while dipping his toes into various elements of Celtic Christianity, cross country relocation, ever-thinning hair, run-on sentences (like this one), and self-imposed efforts to correctly edit his own stuff.