Vitalize pack

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I'd like to point out: this is definitely not "The Package" that can vitalize your life. It is more likely that our personal encounters with the Lord will transform us through the personal advice and grace we receive from Him - with many fruits to come later. God's love & vitality vitalizes our lives.

The pack contains

12 essential teachings
on Christian ID:
The Christian life is the life of the chosen nation. We have a radical new status, based on the blood of the Lamb. We have got an adopted childhood in the Heavenly Family. Meanwhile the Family has a "family business"..

  1. The 'End' of the Law
  2. From Guilt to the Throne
  3. Reset
  4. The power of Jesus's blood
  5. The full power of the Holy Spirit
  6. Preaching, Teaching – Spiritual Journey..
  7. Filia and Agape
  8. "..it is good for us"
  9. The Weak Segments..
  10. Spiritual blessings for the faithful


The Tent of Prayer teachings:
The Christian life is the life of the priesthood. Many Protestants believe that because they are not Catholic, there are no priestly rites and roles and no human mediation between humanity and God.
Peter explicitly says that we are a royal priesthood. Christ clearly says: when you pray / when you fast... And Paul and the writer of Hebrews are concerned with the high priesthood of Christ.

  1. The 1Pt 2:9
  2. Praise, Pray, Proclaim
  3. Worship and Respect (chapter)
  4. Priestly ID and task: Melchizedek order
  5. Jesus' two prayer models
  6. God dwells in the praises of His people
  7. Prayer with full confidence
  8. Pray - in truth
  9. Is God Calling Us to Fast?
  10. Our Father in the Heaven
  11. Praying for revival
  12. God's Great Desire
  13. The River of Life


Others:
The main subjects are: Timeline, Christian character, Relationships, Communication

  1. Connecting the dots
  2. Christian character
  3. Faith and knowledge/s
  4. We think that we alone can do it
  5. Understanding The Stage FX I - II
  6. Our Incarnate Word


3rd party articles or books:

  1. Parkinson’s Law of Buildings
  2. Grassroots - 3 examples and...
  3. Be Strong and Courageous
  4. Almost Incredible Promises


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