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Heart Of Jesus
Essential Works Of E W Kenyon
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Legendary Bible teacher E. W. Kenyon had a rare gift for presenting the deep and profound truths of God’s Word in a simple and easily understood way. His teachings on expressing “positive confessions of faith” formed much of the foundation for Word of Faith Pentecostalism.
The Essential Works of E. W. Kenyon includes six classic books from the evangelist:
The Wonderful Name of Jesus explains the power vested in the name of Jesus and the believer’s right to use His name in prayer.
In Jesus the Healer, Kenyon fully explores the powerful gift of healing that Jesus demonstrated throughout His ministry, unpacking God’s methods of healing and how to live the abundant life that Jesus promised.
The New Kind of Love: God’s Heart Cry to Broken Humanity explains how agape, the kind of love that Jesus brought into the world, can take away the hardness and bitterness of life if we strive to love like Jesus.
In His Presence: The Secret of Prayer reveals our ability to stand before the presence of God, leading us out of spiritual mysticism into the true light of life.
In New Creation Realities: A Revelation of Redemption, Kenyon delves deeply into Paul’s Epistles, revealing what happened on the cross and in the tomb, and how that affects who and what we are in Christ today.
The Blood Covenant explains the difference between the old covenant God had with Abraham and the new covenant, sealed with the blood of Jesus, available to believers. When we understand our rights as Christians, we can realize all the power, victory, and miracles of God.
This anthology of some of Kenyon’s most beloved works will inspire believers everywhere, no matter where they are in their faith walk.
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SKU (ISBN): 9798887693750
E. W. Kenyon
Binding: Cloth Text
Published: June 2025
Publisher: Whitaker House Publishers
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