Lyn Packer gives you biblical and practical understanding of your senses and how to utilize them fully alongside the gifts of the Holy Spirit, especially the gift of discerning of spirits.

This book clearly leads Christians in the activation and use of their spiritual eyes and senses. It demystifies what seeing in the spirit actually is and examines important related issues such as: - Revealing the important connection between holiness and seeing clearly.-. Explaining the role and importance of godly discernment.

“Oh Taste and See that the LORD is Good!” David’s ancient declaration in Psalm34:8 can have profound implications for us today. His reference to two of our five natural senses opens the door to a study of unique proportions. Think of it? Not only these two senses, but all five our physical senses in the Bible have spiritual depth and understanding. They cry out to us to explore them and learn their meaning. An Un-Common Sense is just such a study! This book will probe the depths of our five physical senses... Tasting... Seeing... Hearing... Smelling... Touching... And then seek to understand how these God-giving physical dynamics translate into our spiritual lives. Added to these five will also be a much-needed look at what could be called our “sixth sense” – the Spirit sense. In many respects it is the most remarkable one of all! It is what makes the other five work in the spiritual realm. Join author, pastor, and educator, Joe LoMusio on a journey engaging what David challenges us to do! Taste and See... have Ears to hear... share the Aroma of Christ... and Touch the hem of His garment!

Just as He gave us five natural senses, God also created us with five spiritual senses. In these lessons, Patricia King helps you cultivate your spiritual senses and mentors you in how to see, hear, feel, taste and smell more of the supernatural realm that is all around you. This course is not just about acquiring knowledge, it is meant to be a doorway to encounters that will answer the cry of your heart to know Him and His Kingdom more fully and intimately.

The author provides guidance on sharpening your spiritual discernment to help you make right decisions, distinguish between the Spirit of God and the devil, test spirits, have more certitude about how to live your life.

Dearborn suggests that we won't be satisfied until we learn to encounter God--not just our own self-made, self-oriented culture--through our senses. Turning to Scripture and drawing on his own experiences, he reminds us that God wants to be known to us through our thoughts, beliefs, emotions and our senses. This is a reader's guide to a richer relationship with God--Creator and Savior of our senses as well as our souls.

Festschrift in honor of Arie de Kuiper, a Dutch theologian in Indonesia.