When the Many Are One by Francis Frangipane
Engaging in a Citywide War Against the Powers of Darkness The church is on the brink of a major advance.
God wants to shape a righteous and faithful people in our land.
He is looking for our nation to come to Him.
"When Many are One" written by Francis Frangipane is built on the premise that if as a nation we must cleanse the Lord's body, the Church.
This mandates that we must: o Recognize and pay the cost and sacrifice self ambition o Accept His highest purpose o Unite spiritually with other church assemblies in our communities o Model holiness within the church o Break and destroy demonic strongholds o Individually seek to follow Jesus o Commit ourselves to seeking God.
Frangipane describes the principles and necessary steps for the corporate citywide church to rebuild the Lord's house.
He presents a vision for obedience as prerequisite to the task.
He asserts that forgiveness, reconciliation, and release must take place if we are to impact our cities or be blessed as a nation.
Frangipane instructs and cautions the reader regarding apostolic anointing and the difficult pressures in establishing citywide prayer.
He talks about the need for wisdom and the dynamic component of revival in God's plan.
Each chapter includes a heartfelt prayer of declaration, confession, petition, intercession, or praise.
These prayers lead to soul searching reflection, and an awareness of the glory and presence of God, inspiring compassion for others, a passionate desire to see a revival of purity and righteousness in the church.
The task is enormous however power for the task is unlimited.
God's plan for the mission is to see one person, one church, one city dedicated to the cause, one at a time.
In "When the Many are One" Frangipane calls on the church to put aside their diversity to come together as one "the house of God" and together to become a powerful influence in the world today.
Charisma House, 978-1599798294 As reviewed for Midwest Book Reviews
God wants to shape a righteous and faithful people in our land.
He is looking for our nation to come to Him.
"When Many are One" written by Francis Frangipane is built on the premise that if as a nation we must cleanse the Lord's body, the Church.
This mandates that we must: o Recognize and pay the cost and sacrifice self ambition o Accept His highest purpose o Unite spiritually with other church assemblies in our communities o Model holiness within the church o Break and destroy demonic strongholds o Individually seek to follow Jesus o Commit ourselves to seeking God.
Frangipane describes the principles and necessary steps for the corporate citywide church to rebuild the Lord's house.
He presents a vision for obedience as prerequisite to the task.
He asserts that forgiveness, reconciliation, and release must take place if we are to impact our cities or be blessed as a nation.
Frangipane instructs and cautions the reader regarding apostolic anointing and the difficult pressures in establishing citywide prayer.
He talks about the need for wisdom and the dynamic component of revival in God's plan.
Each chapter includes a heartfelt prayer of declaration, confession, petition, intercession, or praise.
These prayers lead to soul searching reflection, and an awareness of the glory and presence of God, inspiring compassion for others, a passionate desire to see a revival of purity and righteousness in the church.
The task is enormous however power for the task is unlimited.
God's plan for the mission is to see one person, one church, one city dedicated to the cause, one at a time.
In "When the Many are One" Frangipane calls on the church to put aside their diversity to come together as one "the house of God" and together to become a powerful influence in the world today.
Charisma House, 978-1599798294 As reviewed for Midwest Book Reviews
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