商品簡介
Flames of life is designed to take you through a self-fulfilling evolution of spiritual enrichment so you can be both enlightened & empowered. Written purposefully to cater to all personality temperaments, this book tackles and explores key essential topics which include: how to be productive and the reasons why it's a must, self-reflection, faith, purpose, self-denial, the power of prayer, the importance of the ecclesia, understanding God and your relationship with him, transforming thinking patterns, transition & change, building relationships, the fundamentals of serving others, moving beyond religious protocol, how to walk in your true identity, managing sensory modes, tapping into your authoritative voice (what it is and how to use it), and much more. This is truly a must read book for anyone looking for dynamic growth and development in both their spiritual and everyday lives.
作者簡介
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 get equipped for her assignment. Within the next fifteen years she studied 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 Co-pastor 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 in and outside of the church. C.T.M. is not just a ministry; it's a global movement that's transcending cultures and accelerating all around the world. Dr. Bruce has authored five books, sharing from her 25 years of experience in over twenty denominations and various segments (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.
