In "Yielding to the Spirit: Embracing God's Glory in a Chosen Generation," readers are invited on a transformative journey to deepen their spiritual walk and align more closely with God's will. This insightful book delves into the importance of yielding to the Holy Spirit, emphasizing the power of personal revelation over relying on others' faith. The author, drawing from personal experiences and biblical truths, explores the critical role of worship and prophetic ministry in the modern church. The book addresses common challenges faced by believers, including navigating conflicts within the church, understanding the importance of spiritual authority, and discerning God's voice amidst the noise of the world. A significant portion of the book is dedicated to the concept of the 'glory of God.' It explains how believers can participate in bringing this glory to earth, as King David prayed, and how this pursuit can transform not just individuals but entire congregations. "Yielding to the Spirit" also tackles the metaphor of leprosy in Scripture, using it as a powerful allegory for the cleansing and transformation required in the spiritual life. The author skillfully connects this metaphor to the necessity of inner purity and the external manifestation of one's spiritual condition. Moreover, the book encourages believers to understand their identity as part of a 'chosen generation,' called to bring salvation, healing, and unity to a fractured world. It provides practical advice on how to navigate end-time hysteria and how to focus on what truly matters in the Christian walk. Throughout the book, the author uses a blend of humor, real-life anecdotes, and scriptural insights, making "Yielding to the Spirit: Embracing God's Glory in a Chosen Generation" a compelling read for anyone seeking a deeper, more authentic spiritual life. Whether you are a new believer or a seasoned Christian, this book offers a fresh perspective on living a life fully surrendered to the Holy Spirit.

Where is our soul? How did it get there? What makes it grow? Does God love everyone? Is our anger at God justified? How do we face hardship and death? Patricia Hofer covers these questions and more in her new book, Yielding to Wonder. She has found that fresh answers and new understanding revitalize faith. Instead of being a hindrance, this spiritual hunger and discontent in every heart is a gift from God Second in a series, Yielding to Wonder continues the day-by-day journey that began in Driving into the Dawn. Each short chapter begins with a question. The various answers Hofer offers are personal and yet far-reaching. They spring from her years of research, study, prayer, and a relationship with the Lord that has thrived for over twenty years. Hofer's first book, Power of Yielding, was an inspiring mental pilgrimage, relating her dramatic conversion experience and describing the personal awakening that resulted from it. Today Hofer continues to read widely, searching for similar spiritual awakenings in the lives of other Christians and for the most fundamental and essential Christian truths. Are you ready for a journey that renews your faith and strengthens your relationship with God? If so, some of the questions and answers in this book may be the inspiration that sets you on your way. About the Author Patricia Hofer ended her high school teaching career in the early 1980s and found her way to the Christian Science Publishing Society in Boston. Besides learning to research and edit, she eventually had several articles published. After returning to Arizona, she taught freshman English and technical writing at Glendale Community College. She is currently retired and living in the lovely mountain town of Payson, Arizona.

For a Christian Scientist to be born again in the way Patricia Hofer was would probably require nothing less than a visit from the Lord himself. And that is what happened. Raised in the belief that Christianity was a healing science, imagine her wonder when she smashed headlong into its deepest mysticism. Since that remarkable day, Hofer has read widely, searching for similar spiritual awakenings in the lives of other Christians. Her narrative includes some of this research, but, more than that, it becomes a mental pilgrimage, where she peels back the layers of a personal relationship with the Lord that has warmed her heart for almost twenty years. If you are a serious Christian who needs to discover again the power and the simplicity of Christ or a thinking person who wants to deepen your spiritual view of the world, you will find your journey through these pages rewarding and helpful.

Through poetry, prayer and its answers, sermon notes, Bible study, and quiet time in communion with God, Gibbs describes his life in Christ. (Christian)

Give God a Yes and a Yield will cause believers to throw up your hands and lift your hearts in total surrender as author Evangelist/CoPastor Cynthia L. Butler takes you on a journey of consent and authorization of God's divine will in your life

In this portion taken from The Spiritual Life, Andrew Murray offers biblical advice in allowing the Holy Spirit complete control of your life.

The present volume is dedicated to the Wei Jin and Southern and Northern Dynasties (220–589 AD), which is generally regarded as one of the most fascinating phases in Chinese history. The collection opens new theoretical and methodological pathways in sinological studies, bringing to the forefront a new idea of intercultural encounters based upon a culture of recognition. It highlights the significance of transition in the making of Chinese culture and history, revises prevailing historical approaches in the study and research of China and develops and enhances existing theories or methodologies in this specific area of research. The wide diversity of contributions to the present volume reflects the multifaceted potential for creativity and renewal of this period. The focus is upon the interaction of ideas, researches and perspectives concerning a broad scope of relevant and significant issues in contemporary sinology. In order to understand this diversity, a wide range of cultural, theoretical and historical aspects are considered. The book reveals a new image of the period, thereby undermining the absolute authority and putative objectivity of common historical sources and interpretations. It shows that this was a period rich with political, economic, cultural and theoretical achievements that would prove decisive for the future development of Chinese culture and society.

Anxiety Yields to Faith: Reflections on How Faith Helps Us Control Our Anxiety does not shy away from unmasking the often hidden burdens that people who live with anxiety feel in their daily lives. Instead, James. D. Bailiff, drawing upon a careers experience as a pastor and the educational insights flowing from advanced theological degrees from Emory University and Vanderbilt University, explores the sense of balance and imbalance that flows through human life. He presents an honest appraisal of the role of anxiety in human life and sketches out the therapeutic value of faith in dealing with anxiety. Anxiety Yields to Faith also digs into the scriptural witness to the ministry of Jesus and reviews how therapeutic faith connects people to God. Finally, people who recognize their anxiety and who rest upon the foundation of therapeutic faith can discover how such faith connects them to the world as they engage in therapeutic work. They can find the strength to do justice, make peace, practice conversation, and share the Good News of Jesus with others. If you know the gnawing and roiling feelings of anxiety in your own life, or if you know and care about someone who faces such feelings, then Anxiety Yields to Faith: Reflections on How Faith Helps Us Control Our Anxiety can help you understand the workings of anxiety, appreciate the gifts faith pours out in the face of anxiety, and celebrate the opportunities to live by this therapeutic faith in service and witness.