Passion and Fire: Igniting your passion for God - Nathan Shaw

Summary:

God is a consuming fire. He calls out to us, inviting us into a passionate relationship with Him.

Across the Church, there is a growing sense of dissatisfaction with religion, and an increasing desire for greater intimacy with God and purpose in living. Living with such intimacy and purpose is not an unobtainable dream.

In Passion and Fire, Nathan Shaw communicates Gods love for us and describes what an on-going encounter with God can be like. He explains how our relationship with God can fuel our love for others and enable us to reach out beyond our boundaries.

Passion and Fire is an inspiring book that will ignite your desire for God.

What They're Saying:

A spiritual accelerant that will ignite a fresh burden for intimacy and involvement.
- David Ravenhill (Author and Bible teacher)

This book will renew passion for Jesus Christ and inflame the reader with the fire of the Holy Spirit.
- Dr Bill Hamon (Author and founder of Christian International School of Theology)

Passion and Fire will kindle the passion in you to be one in whom God can share His intimate secrets. Reading this book will cause a passion for intimacy to rise in you that will affect a hurting world.
- Bob Mumford (Author and Bible teacher)

Nathan has a way of allowing the reality of his personal relationship with God to overflow and impact his readers. His heart to help others understand some of the key principles of knowing God for who He truly is will motivate and inspire you to press further into your own pursuit of God.
- Trevor Yaxley (Author, Bible teacher and businessman)

NZ$19.95

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ISBN: 9780958282215 (Softcover), 9780987668226 (ePUB), 9780987668233 (Kindle)

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Milton Smith: A Man After God's Heart - Natalie Steel Transformed Lives - Bev Montgomery The Riches of God - Nola Marshall The Ultimate Core - Winkie Pratney and Trevor Yaxley