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R.T. Kendall
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July 13, 1935
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New Year’s Letter 2025
“In the multitude of counselors there is safety� � Prov.11:14 NKJV
I have been lovingly cautioned for a good while that I am not using my resources wisely. These bits of counsel have come from people of the highest caliber and highest profile in the church. My dad (who died at the age 94 in 2002) used to quote Proverbs 11:14 all the time. This came home when � ou
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Total Forgiveness
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2001
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23 editions
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Holy Fire: A Balanced, Biblical Look at the Holy Spirit's Work in Our Lives
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2013
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14 editions
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God Meant it for Good
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1986
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16 editions
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These Are the Days of Elijah: How God Uses Ordinary People to Do Extraordinary Things
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2013
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6 editions
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The Power of Humility: Living Like Jesus
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2011
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11 editions
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The Anointing: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow
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1997
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13 editions
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40 Days With the Holy Spirit: A Journey to Experience His Presence in a Fresh New Way
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2014
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19 editions
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Sensitivity of The Spirit: Learning to stay in the flow of God's direction
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2000
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5 editions
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How To Forgive Ourselves Totally: Begin Again by Breaking Free from Past Mistakes
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2007
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We've Never Been This Way Before: Trusting God in Unprecedented Times
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“The happiest pillow on which you may rest your head is the knowledge of God's will. I cannot imagine a more miserable situation than consciously to be out of God's will.”
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“Martin Luther spent two hours a day in prayer. John Wesley spent two hours a day in prayer. According to a recent poll taken on both sides of the Atlantic, the average church leader, pastor, priest, evangelist, teacher today spends four minutes a day in prayer and you wonder why the church is powerless.”
― Holy Fire: A Balanced, Biblical Look at the Holy Spirit's Work in Our Lives
― Holy Fire: A Balanced, Biblical Look at the Holy Spirit's Work in Our Lives
“grief. We do and say strange things—sometimes bizarre things—when we are swallowed up in grief. No one should be hard on us when we say thoughtless and selfish things when we are in grief. Both Mary and Martha accused Jesus of being the cause of their brother’s death by not responding immediately to their request: “Lord, if you had been here, my brother would not have died� (John 11:21, 32). Jesus did not rebuke either of them. Instead, He wept with them (see John 11:35). So with all of us. He knows our frame; He remembers we are dust.”
― These Are the Days of Elijah: How God Uses Ordinary People to Do Extraordinary Things
― These Are the Days of Elijah: How God Uses Ordinary People to Do Extraordinary Things
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