Bless Me Until You're Satisfied: God is the Blesser God Wants His Blessings to Flow in Our Lives

Publisher Marketing: This book is about God blessings, being positioned and walking in favor in Jesus Christ, our Lord. Our Lord opens our minds and heart to receive abundance of blessings. He helps us to recognize and break strongholds. It is about getting into the presence of the Lord. This book expresses the supernatural power of God and his power that transforms lives. His power is over all things and nothing is beyond His power. This book takes us to place of dependency that God will renew everything we need to survive on a daily basis. He helps us to understand that we need to come to Him in time of need. This is about seeking God now! We are immovable in Jesus Christ because we belong to Him, saved and blood washed. We are secure in Him as He is our shelter in time of a storm, in Jesus Christ. These writing are to encourage and lead people to embrace God for whatever you need. The word of God is here for you to learn and trust in Him. Jesus put on the cross as a sacrifice for you and me. Jesus died and was buried, placed in a tomb (grave) and was raised from the dead with all power and authority by His Father in Heaven. Jesus was anchored to God's will to save the human race and to secure creation from God's wrath. Our Lord, Jesus completed His assignment from His father in Heaven which was to save us from the penalty of sin. Jesus blessed us by defeating death, hell, the grave, and all principalities. He took the keys back! We have the victory in Jesus Christ. Jesus Christ is the most incredible and remarkable blessing ever. He was the perfect sacrifice for mankind. He remains etched and engraved in my mind, soul and spirit. Today receive the blessing, our Lord Jesus Christ by having a personal relation with Him so that you will reign with him. His love is everlasting and can never fade away. Praise and Glory to His Holy name. Contributor Bio:  Harris, Joseph Dr. Joseph Harris, author of the "Get Ready!" books for grades 1, 2, and 4, holds a Ph. D. in psychology from the Graduate Training Program in School Psychology at the University of South Carolina. He is an adjunct professor in psychology at Converse College. Carol Turkington, series editor, specializes in developmental psychology. Her articles on parenting and health have appeared in "Parents", "Psychology Today", and the "New York Times".