Transforming Clay Into Vessels of HonorThis is not a book for the faint-at-heart nor the squeamish. Beware: an encounter with the One called Jesus could be life-altering. (Practical Life) |
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Contents
Prayer | ix |
Dare to be released | 33 |
Dare to be invisible | 47 |
Dare to be broken | 59 |
Dare to be consumed | 73 |
Dare to be a Vessel of Honor | 97 |
REFERENCES I | 113 |
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able acceptable allow answer areas battle beauty become believe Beloved bless bring broken clay close comfort complete confidence conformed continue cracks created Dare desire earth encourage example eyes faith Father fear feel Finally fire flesh formed fruit give given glory God's grace guard hands hath hearts heaven hold Holy Spirit hope Jesus Christ John journey keep kingdom knowledge lead learned leave lesson light lives look Lord means mind move mystery natural never ourselves passes peace perfect person potter praise pray prayer precious promises questions reflected relationship release remain renewing righteousness Romans saints scripture sometimes stand thank things transformed treasure true trust truth understanding unto vessel of honor walk wheel whole wonderful worship
Bibliographic information
| Title | Transforming Clay Into Vessels of Honor |
| Author | Maria Rice |
| Publisher | Xulon Press, 2006 |
| ISBN | 1600342353, 9781600342356 |
| Length | 124 pages |
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