Heaven Here : Experience God’s Glory This Side Of Eternity
$19.99
“…GOD IS NOT FAR FROM EACH OF US!” – Apostle Paul (Acts 17:27)
Pastor Josh Adkins was born into a renown Christian evangelist family. Yet throughout his life, he often found himself feeling burned out, disappointed, and distant from God–until a personal encounter with the Holy Spirit changed everything!
In his candid, often humorous style, Josh reveals through Scriptural teaching and over 50 miraculous testimonies how near God really is, how His kingdom is already breaking into the earth, and how Jesus desires all believers to daily engage with Heaven!
In Heaven Here, you will:
*Learn how to stop working for God, and instead start working with Him
*Discover the keys to becoming one of Jesus’ closest friends.
*Better recognize the Holy Spirit’s voice and variety of ways He speaks
*Uncover secrets to daily hosting the manifest Presence of God
*Walk in greater authority and power to heal the sick and cast out devils
*See that nothing is impossible in God’s glory realm, even in this life
The veil between Heaven and earth has been torn and you are invited to participate with God in demonstrating His miraculous kingdom to the earth. It’s time to discover how close heaven really is!
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SKU (ISBN): 9780768461787
ISBN10: 0768461782
Josh Adkins
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: May 2022
Publisher: Destiny Image
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