Bøger af Joanne Davis

21 fresh, insightful Bible studies with relevant words for this hour before Jesus returns. Recurring themes of identity, authority, and the prophetic are written into the studies, challenging us to believe higher. The religious spirit, the condition of our heart, competition and comparison are challenged. Other topics include unity, prophetic words, rhema words, and holiness. Humor is found in the chapters to keep the book light and enjoyable. A Bible is needed, as each study requires scripture reading. Questions also are given for conversation and participation. Book is suited for individual study, family, or group.

Do you thirst for deeper, personal intimacy with God? Growing and abiding in private times of worship is now crucial for the follower of Christ. His deep presence is accessable in the secret place where we meet with Him one on one. Drink Deeply opens the gateway to personal worship encounter as a lifestyle. For thirty years I've sought the Lord's presence in private worship, and I've found a life giving flow that surpasses anything this world has to offer. ...I've practiced worship at home in time alone with God, and this book flows out of scriptural insights and personal experience in the secret place. Drink Deeply is 33 chapters written to take you into a place of intimacy and deep presence with God in your personal worship and praise. Chapters inlude Lion of Judah, Ascend, Receive Mode, The Situation Room, Arrows on Strings, Moments to Behold, Undignified, and a chapter For Breakthrough. Three chapters are provided for personal study. In Spring of 2020 we were confined to our homes for weeks with no corporate gatherings for worship. However, we can access God's presence in our own home. If we can praise and worship through any situation, struggle, or trial, then we can rise above it in power. His wells will never run dry, and we never have to thirst for His presence if we will establish private worship and come to know Him more. God will take us places in the Spirit where we discover greater relationship, love, freedom, power, and intimacy. Quote: "Worship isn't about doing something for God without the heart. That's religion. God is not fully satisfied with people singing a Christian song without being in love."

"Christmas reveals a lot about the condition of our heart and exactly how we are doing inside. I don't know what it is, but the anointing on the season ... perhaps it's the all the LIGHTS... it exposes us." Christmas Legacy III is a devotional for personal reflection, study, and heart-preparation for the Christmas season. It's written to re-energize your faith and help you pursue a deeper connection with God through the Nativity story. Chapters are devoted to each of the characters mentioned in Luke 1 & 2 and in Matthew 1. As in each of JoAnne's books, special emphasis is given to the work of the Holy Spirit along with the unique and fresh perspective He gives into the scriptures. Truly in our chaotic world we need not go through the Christmas season without focusing on the birth of the Savior. Christmas Legacy III will connect you to Him..

This book disagrees about the traditional viewpoint of the Christian wife's role at home, and advocates married women to work and have their own careers. This viewpoint is based on careful exegesis of the relevant biblical scriptures throughout the Bible. It also proposes that fathers rather than mothers shall be primary teachers for their children at home. In addition, this book also suggests that mothers should not take on the responsibility for homeschooling unless they are called to teach young people at home. Hope these refreshed biblical interpretations from a female Calvinist can shed new light on Christian women's roles and virtue at home.

Resurrection connects us to Jesus's final week, studying the details that led to the cross. Messages are hidden in each part of His suffering and death that bring our admiration, thankfulness, and reverence for Him to a new level. Overflow with worship. Experience His love. And celebrate His victory over sin, death, and the grave. Jesus didn't just die and resurrect for our salvation... He resurrected so we could live it.