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Union
"If you come to Him for something other than Him, you will miss Him."
"Men are bent against pleasure in the Spirit to the degree that they don't experience it."
The Christian life that isn't satisfied with God alone, testifies to the world that God isn't enough."
"Part of the reason most Christians are not eager to give people what they have, is because what they have doesn't satisfy them."
In Union, Eric W. Gilmour explains the relationship God desires to have with every believer. It is up to you to initiate your part in His planned "Union" with Him.
"Men are bent against pleasure in the Spirit to the degree that they don't experience it."
The Christian life that isn't satisfied with God alone, testifies to the world that God isn't enough."
"Part of the reason most Christians are not eager to give people what they have, is because what they have doesn't satisfy them."
In Union, Eric W. Gilmour explains the relationship God desires to have with every believer. It is up to you to initiate your part in His planned "Union" with Him.
150 pages, Kindle Edition
First published November 3, 2013
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May 30, 2020
Powerful Little Book
This book is convicting and inviting. The image that the author gives of a real and thriving relationship with Jesus is one that is inspirational and beautiful. He paints a picture of prayer that anyone reading should assume as their main posture. I feel that the book could have been shorter as it seemed to be quite repetitive, but other than that it was a great read!
This book is convicting and inviting. The image that the author gives of a real and thriving relationship with Jesus is one that is inspirational and beautiful. He paints a picture of prayer that anyone reading should assume as their main posture. I feel that the book could have been shorter as it seemed to be quite repetitive, but other than that it was a great read!
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