Reviving the Dead: 10 Keys to Unlock Purpose and Destiny

Dr. Lisa Bruce

Apr 2016 · Xlibris Corporation

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With over three billion people who profess to be Christians, why is the world so dark? Where has our mighty spirit been buried? And why have so many believers become socially ineffective? The truth is, most of the individuals who have accepted Christ are alive in the flesh and dead in the spirit. In this book, the church will receive ten crucial keys to unlock its former influence, reactivate its authority, and bring positive change to the people around them. If you desire to reawaken spiritually, develop a greater connection with God, discover your true identity, exercise your faith at a deeper level, and walk in your highest potential, Reviving the Dead will lead you in the right direction.

Autoren-Profil

Coming from a background of child abuse, domestic violence, homelessness, alcoholism, and spiritual poverty, Dr. Lisa Bruce experienced the transforming power of the gospel in 1990. Transformed for a purpose, she went back to school to become equipped for her spiritual assignment. Over the next fifteen years, she earned her doctorate degree while studying psychology, biblical theology, Christian counseling, and organizational leadership. During that time, she embarked on a life-changing journey that led her into a deeper level of purpose. Dr. Bruce is an ordained minister and the former copastor of Community International Church. She’s a Christian counselor, author, and the CEO of Spiritual Eye Publications, an online e-book publishing house. As the founder of Common Thread Ministries, she works both inside and outside of the church. CTM is not just a ministry; it’s a global movement that’s transcending culture and accelerating all around the world. Dr. Bruce has authored five books, sharing from her twenty-five years of experience in over twenty denominations and various religious segments (including Catholic and Protestant) worldwide. Her unique style and presentation has given her the ability to cross racial, social, organizational, and denominational barriers to empower and equip the body of Christ.