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The limitless dimensions of the love that Jesus has for His bride cannot even begin to be expressed in human language. And He longs for His bride to be all that He has created and called her to be in all Her glorious victory. He draws her with His increasing Presence, and the promise of even greater fruitfulness and manifestations of His Glory as the end of days approaches. The Ekklesia is not just called to win the lost. It has been raised up by God to transform nations from grassroots to Government. "One Net, Many Boats" is an in depth study of the potential of the end times Ekklesia. It contains blueprints for revival at personal, corporate, and national levels, and the role of the Ekklesia as a vehicle to enable this is examined in detail. 21st century paradigms such as apostolic centres, hubs and networks, as well as Kingdom worship and resource centres are explored; as are the relationships between the transformation of individuals, Ekklesias, spheres of society, and nations. It documents working examples of the concepts that are discussed. The book is filled with testimonies of Heavenly encounters and of meetings filled with miraculous fruit that spills over into the surrounding regions. This REVISED EDITION expands on the content of the original work, and also includes new testimonies from the field of the miraculous goodness of God.

The limitless dimensions of the love that Jesus has for His bride cannot even begin to be expressed in human language. And He longs for His bride to be all that He has created and called her to be in all Her glorious victory. He draws her with His increasing Presence, and the promise of even greater fruitfulness and manifestations of His Glory as the end of days approaches. The Ekklesia is not just called to win the lost. It has been raised up by God to transform nations from grassroots to Government. "One Net, Many Boats" is an in depth study of the potential of the end times Ekklesia. It contains blueprints for revival at personal, corporate, and national levels, and the role of the Ekklesia as a vehicle to enable this is examined in detail. 21st century paradigms such as apostolic centres, hubs and networks, as well as Kingdom worship and resource centres are explored; as are the relationships between the transformation of individuals, Ekklesias, spheres of society, and nations. It documents working examples of the concepts that are discussed. The book is filled with testimonies of Heavenly encounters and of meetings filled with miraculous fruit that spills over into the surrounding regions.

This is a simple but powerful devotional that will especially speak to anyone who is experiencing the calling and/or choosing process of God.It highlights both the costliness and also the rewards of the Divine call.

A true and gripping story of what happened when a head on car accident led to a powerful supernatural encounter - one with dramatic, life and death implications. At the end of the book, the reader is shown the steps that are needed to make their own peace with God.

A Divine Encounter documents a powerful Open Heaven experience that took the author to the Throne Room of heaven and back. This was a destiny-defining Divine encounter that changed the author forever.

As engrossing as a novel, this story of the death of childhood in the cradle of the world's mightiest empire, and the atmospheric tale of crime and punishment leading to a sensational murder trial is from another time but implicitly raises questions which remain with us today.Steve Harris' book brings to life a most bizarre social experiment and all its grotesqueness in engrossing form. It's a very human, dramatic and authentic tale, written so comprehensively that it is a service to Australian and British readers. - Tom Keneally, winner of the Booker Prize and Miles Franklin AwardHistory as suspenseful, vividly portrayed, affecting and moving as the best films and fiction. - Robert Drewe, award-winning authorSteve Harris skilfully portrays one of the most sobering and saddest stories in Australian history. - Professor Geoffrey Blainey, AC

"THE CHRISTMAS STORY PLAY" Be prepared for many fun "a-ha" moments as the curtain is drawn back on the Age Old Christmas Story of the birth of Jesus Christ. The story you thought you knew so well. Imagine God has invited you to be a character in His play and he has a miraculous surprise for you. Marvel as you hear from the original players themselves tell what it was like for them two thousand years ago. Each character reveals insights that were there all along, but have never been told before. Even the star and the donkey talk to you! As the book reveals these fascinating perspectives into the personality of each character, you will begin to identify with the part you're being called to play in the birth of Jesus Christ. You will see why this is not just for children and how exciting it will be to play your part in one of God's ongoing plays. You may even be amazed to realize that you have already played one or more of these characters without realizing the importance of what you have done. Then enjoy seeing how one group of teens made the story come alive in their world and put on the Christmas Story Play for real! In addition you will discover a couple of other marvelous insights behind common, everyday experiences. Until now you may have never seen the truth and wonder behind them. And you will never experience them the same way again. You will smile as you cheerfully discover new truths about this story. Then as you read this book to your children, grandchildren, nieces or nephews, you will be able to pass on to them some marvelous biblical truths in a fun new way they will never forget. "LET THE PLAY BEGIN!"

A collection of stories about buying a house in central France. Freddy is self made Yorkshire man who after a long career wheeling and dealing decides that he wants to buy a house in France.. The only problem is that he doesn't speak French, he's only once been out of Yorkshire and he's not reet keen on these ere foreigners. Follow his adventures and learn about the life in central France in a series of humourous tales about the author's experiences and of course, Freddy.Learn about shopping Morvan style, a village wedding, and the tale of frentic dash across France.

Steve Harris and Rob Macdonald have applied their unrivaled .NET exposure and teaching pedigree to make Moving to ASP.NET: Web Development with VB .NET the most comprehensive, yet concise, introduction to ASP.NET development available. Whereas many .NET books cover only the basics, Moving to ASP.NET leads the reader from simple concepts and development tips through to detailed and informative chapters on ASP.NET architecture, advanced design and scalability considerations, and the multifaceted topic of Web security. Special chapters that cover creating mobile Web Applications for use with cell phones, learning XML, and building .NET Web Services ensure that the reader is fully informed, not just about where ASP.NET is being applied today, but also about those areas set to become increasingly important in coming years. The unique structure of Moving to ASP.NET delivers real ASP.NET content starting from Chapter 1, while relegating general .NET and Web programming concepts to a set of carefully designed appendixes. Harris and Macdonald bring years of real experience programming and teaching .NET to bear and deliver ASP.NET programming techniques that really work, explained in a way that makes sense.