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The Missing Power
Recent statistics on churches in America indicate that about four thousand churches close every year, and only one thousand are planted. Every year, thousands of pastors leave the ministry discouraged, burnt out, and frustrated. Needless to say that countless church members are no longer attending the church, and a large number of Millennials have soured on the concept of institutionalized religion.
In The Missing Power, Dr. Macena demonstrates that the church in the book of Acts was serving the community in love and unity, and it grew from a handful of scary disciples to thousands of followers. The remarkable advance of the church at that time only happened because they searched, claimed, pursued, and allowed the power of the Holy Spirit to work and guide!
The book sets forth clearly what we need to know to be full of the Holy Spirit and be part of a striving church in our community. If we are not fulfilling our purpose, it is because we are missing the mighty, extraordinary power of the Holy Spirit in our churches and our lives.
In The Missing Power, Dr. Macena demonstrates that the church in the book of Acts was serving the community in love and unity, and it grew from a handful of scary disciples to thousands of followers. The remarkable advance of the church at that time only happened because they searched, claimed, pursued, and allowed the power of the Holy Spirit to work and guide!
The book sets forth clearly what we need to know to be full of the Holy Spirit and be part of a striving church in our community. If we are not fulfilling our purpose, it is because we are missing the mighty, extraordinary power of the Holy Spirit in our churches and our lives.
183 pages, Kindle Edition
Published February 22, 2017
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October 10, 2018"In this day and age, we want an explanation for everything; we want to be able to analyze and come up with some conclusion that makes sense in our infinite minds. However it is not the Holy Spirit's intention to prove His existence as a God. He just appears in the Bible as GOD."
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Well said!
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