Living As An Overcomer
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“He who has an ear, let him hear what the Spirit says to the churches.” -Revelation 2:7
The unique hardships of our modern lives can often feel insurmountable. But God’s Word reveals to us that there is no obstacle, habit, or situation we face that Jesus hasn’t already given us the power to conquer.
In Living as an Overcomer, bestselling author Dr. Tony Evans examines how Christ’s message to the seven churches in Revelation can challenge, convict, and lead you toward emphatic victory over any difficulty in life. Through this powerful portion of Scripture, Dr. Evans helps you:
*discover how Christ’s words to some of the earliest churches brim with enduring life and relevance, even in our contemporary context
*rekindle your deepest convictions and strengthen your spiritual commitment as Christ’s admonitions and promises permeate your heart
*vanquish obstacles and live triumphantly by laying claim to all God has in store for you
As you heed God’s instructions to the early church, you will receive everything you need to experience victory over sin and prevail in your present circumstances. Reject lukewarm faith, and start living as an overcomer!
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SKU (ISBN): 9780736975285
ISBN10: 0736975284
Tony Evans
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: January 2024
Publisher: Harvest House Publishers
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