Must Reads...
by Rev. Kenneth E. Hagin
"The Triumphant Church"
What Brigit says about this book... “Wow! It changed my life when I realized that evil spiritual forces were working against me, trying to convince me to believe certain things about myself that just weren’t true. When I learned about the devil’s strategy to get me to believe lies, and how NOT to fall into it, it changed everything for me! I also learned about the difference between a fight against the devil, and a personal struggle with my own flesh (carnal side of me).” |
"Right and Wrong Thinking"
What Brigit says about this book... “I never realized how much the Bible talked about the mind and thinking before I read this book…I saw that my thinking was really important to God, and that through ‘thinking His thoughts after Him’ I could get my mind straightened out. I also learned that you have to say, out of your own mouth, the outcome you want to see in life. As I turned the pages, I felt hope growing inside of me that I could live a normal life again, and enjoy it like God wanted me to.” |
by Joyce Meyer
"Me and My Big Mouth"
What Brigit says about this book... “Through Joyce’s book, I learned a life verse that I’ll always hold on to… ‘The word is like a hammer that breaks in pieces the rock of stubborn resistance…’ (Jeremiah 23:29). I had never seen this before! It helped me understand the importance of confessing God’s word and the verses/promises from it out of my own mouth…when you do that over and over, because you believe what you’re saying, it breaks down any kind of strong hold something has on your life.” |
"Battlefield of the Mind"
What Brigit says about this book... “I liked this book because Joyce explained about how the mind works, and the power we have as human beings to stop wrong thinking patterns. She talked about different mentalities we can have that hold us back. She helped me to see that I had the responsibility to change the way I thought, if I wanted to see my life move in a positive direction. ” |
"The Root of Rejection"
You can be free from the effects of rejection! No one totally escapes rejection. But not everybody has to be damaged by it! Our Father has provided a means for us as His children to be delivered from the painful consequences of rejection. |
"Do it Afraid"
God's promise is that you will be able to overcome this powerful emotion. This book shows that even though fear will surely challenge you, the Holy Spirit can still help you walk in faith. |
by Creflo Dollar
"Overcoming Fear"
This book provides a candid and revealing look into how fear works and how to be free from it forever. Once fear is removed, you are free to live the life God has designed for you. |
"Live Without Fear"
What Brigit says about this book... “This author taught me that you have to recognize fear in your life, (it could be fear about anything), and find the promises of God that address that particular fear. You have to read these promises, think about them, and consider how they personally change your situation until it’s second nature to believe them instead of the fear. With practice, the faith muscle gets stronger and stronger!” |
by Rev. Oral Roberts
“Fear Not! That’s the Biggest Secret to Getting your Miracle”
What Brigit says about this book... “After this read, I didn’t feel stupid about the things I was afraid of anymore; the author helped me see that my fear wasn’t small or stupid to God, no matter what other people said. He shared this quote, ‘No fear is a small fear, when it’s your fear.’ Through this new idea, I had freedom to understand that God wasn’t mad at me for being afraid of certain things, or for having irrational fears. He did, however, give me tools to get free, and urge me to use them. Even Jesus acknowledged that sometimes we would feel fear as human beings.”
What Brigit says about this book... “After this read, I didn’t feel stupid about the things I was afraid of anymore; the author helped me see that my fear wasn’t small or stupid to God, no matter what other people said. He shared this quote, ‘No fear is a small fear, when it’s your fear.’ Through this new idea, I had freedom to understand that God wasn’t mad at me for being afraid of certain things, or for having irrational fears. He did, however, give me tools to get free, and urge me to use them. Even Jesus acknowledged that sometimes we would feel fear as human beings.”
