Meet Jesus, the Healer Do you believe in Jesus the Healer? Many Christians confess, I believe in Jesus, the Son of God, the Savior, the Redeemer. But what about Jesus the Healer? Could it be that believers today are not experiencing the fullness of Heavens healing power because they have ignored this vital, ancient identity of Jesus? The Healing Creed is a revolutionary work that shows you how to believe in, activate, and experience the supernatural demonstration of Jesus healing power. Through a blend of practical teaching and powerful, first-hand healing testimonies, you will learn to: Apply the Blood Covenant of Jesus and release miracles into impossible situations Appropriate the redemptive work provided by the Cross over every curse and disease Activate the faithful healing promises of God and stand firm against sickness Access the untapped healing power of repentance and forgiveness Authoritatively Pray against sickness with confidence to release victorious healing Put the Healing Creed to work in your life and experience the miracle-working power of Jesus today!

Crystal Creed is the ultimate resource for crystal healing. From how crystals are formed to crystal grids, Crystal Creed covers everything a beginner needs to know for beginning their crystal healing journey. For most people, the start of the crystal journey is intimidating. In Crystal Creed, author Jamie Inglett teaches its readers all they need to know to practice crystal healing and discover their intuitive powers. Within each of us there are spiritual gifts waiting for us to realize them. Crystal Creed aims to help its readers unlock their spiritual gifts with crystals and to manifest their dream lives. With more than 100 crystals and their original full color photos, as well as their healing properties and practical applications, Crystal Creed is the only resource a beginner needs on their healing journey.

Parts One, Two, and Three of He Is Creed He is...Creed, a soldier lied to and turned into a weapon by his own country. She is the light to the darkness inside him. The only person who can save him from the monster he might become. The only person who can save the world from what he might become. Creed is one of the soldiers who were lied to and injected with an experimental serum at Area 51, a soldier whose unique ability to travel within and communicate with the wind makes him his country's greatest weapon. Within him is a great power, and a darkness, he secretly fears he cannot control. He is losing himself and his humanity and he doesn't know how to stop it from happening. But then he meets Addie, the beautiful and intelligent scientist and the daughter of the man who did this to him, who's come to right her father's wrong. The minute they connect, he feels drawn to her. The minute he touches her, he feels the darkness inside him calm, and an obsessive passion stirs between them. Possessiveness rises inside Creed and his desire for her is all consuming. Soon though, they will learn that Addie is his one true mate, his lifebond, the light to his darkness. A phenomenon no one quite understands and must be kept secret. But even as their bond develops into something greater than they imagined possible, danger erupts as some of Creed's kind rise up and become a threat. Creed is the only soldier powerful enough to end it all, but as he calls on that part of himself, the darkness stirs. The bond between Creed and Addie might be the only thing that saves the world. It also might be the death of Addie.

Creed of the Dauntless, which was originally published in 1931, is a presentation of constructive thought and principles for those who would be undaunted, unaffected by adverse beliefs or by external things, victorious in the realization of their innate power to overcome.

With Creed battling the darkness inside him and an injury the only person who can save him is his true mate—Addie. But their trust is fragile, while their enemies are strong. It’s a passionate, intense battle of good and evil, nowhere near over.

"Creedal messianism" is Stephen Rose's original term for the belief system that the church, including original witnesses, created to obscure Jesus' iconoclastic understanding of the gospel. Rose argues that messianism is a cruel virus which eats away at the very essence of selfhood. In Beyond Creed he shows how messianism has hampered the veryprogress Jesus sought to bring about on earth.

IF WE TRY turning on an electric iron and it does not work, we look to the wiring of the iron, the cord, or the house. We do not stand in dismay before the iron and cry, “Oh, electricity, please come into my iron and make it work!” We realize that while the whole world is full of that mysterious power we call electricity, only the amount that flows through the wiring of the iron will make the iron work for us. The same principle is true of the creative energy of God. The whole universe is full of it, but only the amount of it that flows through our own beings will work for us. We have tried often to make this creative power flow through us, saying, “Oh, God, please do this or that!” And He has not done this or that, so we have concluded that there is no use in prayer, because God, if there is such a Being, will do as He likes regardless of our wishes. In other words, we doubt the willingness or the ability of God to actually produce within our lives and bodies the results that we desire. We do not doubt our own ability to come into His presence and fill ourselves with Him, but His willingness to come into us and fill us with Himself.