Where are you sitting right now? Is your horn (strength) exalted? Do you have a personal relationship with God? Have you ever dared to abandon yourself to the Holy Spirit? Have you ever taken a seat a
November 26, 2003 (Press Release) --
As tripartite beings, we consist of the body, soul and spirit. Our body is the temple of the Lord and the Holy Spirit dwells in it. It is plagued by the lust of the eye, weakness of the flesh, sickness, and disease. The soul consists of our mind, focus, and leitmotiv. It is often challenged by the distractions, cares of this world, and the wiles of Satan. Consequently, our spirit is broken. Whom do we turn to? What do we do? Where do we go? Where do these problems come from? Since the Holy Spirit dwells in us, why do we still have all these problems? If we take a deep look within, what do we see?
The Exalted Horn challenges people to take a seat at the feet of the Holy Spirit, humble themselves before the Lord and hear His voice. As children of the Most High God, we should claim our inheritance and walk in the authority that He has given to us so that our horn may be exalted in Him. When our horn is exalted in the Lord, we lead victorious lives because we rejoice in His salvation. It is very easy to stray from the Word of God and disregard Him because of the depth of our daily struggles. But, if we are willing, we can know Him as Abba, through the help of the Holy Spirit.
The author shares in this book some lessons learned at the feet of the Holy Spirit by surrendering and believing such as “Wealth”, “The Lust of the Eye”, “Procrastination”, “Sickness: Whose portion?”, “The Ministry of Suffering”, “Walking and Stumbling in God’s House”, “God’s way or My Way”, “The Power of Praise” and many more. She urges you to read, understand and “Exalt the LORD our God, and worship at His footstool--He is holy (Psalm 99:5). Each chapter has prayers to aid the reader in making direct supplications to God.
She writes, “My horn is indeed exalted. Previously, my body, soul and spirit grovelled in ignorance; my problems were insurmountable mountains; fear, grief and misery were constant companions. At sunrise, I had a catalogue of unfulfilled desires. At sunset, the list grew longer as did my feeling of inadequacy. But praise the Lord! The Holy Spirit has taught me in these lessons that Jesus holds the key to joy and happiness. The power of life and death is in the tongue. I pray that whoever reads this book will take a seat at the feet of the Holy Spirit, listen to God’s words and turn to Him.”
The Exalted Horn: Lessons at the Feet of the Holy Spirit
Belinda Enoma
Xulon Press, November 2003
Copies available immediately by calling toll free number 1-866-909-2665; www.amazon.com , www.bn.com , www.bamm.com , www.amazon.co.uk , or www.amazon.ca
The Exalted Horn challenges people to take a seat at the feet of the Holy Spirit, humble themselves before the Lord and hear His voice. As children of the Most High God, we should claim our inheritance and walk in the authority that He has given to us so that our horn may be exalted in Him. When our horn is exalted in the Lord, we lead victorious lives because we rejoice in His salvation. It is very easy to stray from the Word of God and disregard Him because of the depth of our daily struggles. But, if we are willing, we can know Him as Abba, through the help of the Holy Spirit.
The author shares in this book some lessons learned at the feet of the Holy Spirit by surrendering and believing such as “Wealth”, “The Lust of the Eye”, “Procrastination”, “Sickness: Whose portion?”, “The Ministry of Suffering”, “Walking and Stumbling in God’s House”, “God’s way or My Way”, “The Power of Praise” and many more. She urges you to read, understand and “Exalt the LORD our God, and worship at His footstool--He is holy (Psalm 99:5). Each chapter has prayers to aid the reader in making direct supplications to God.
She writes, “My horn is indeed exalted. Previously, my body, soul and spirit grovelled in ignorance; my problems were insurmountable mountains; fear, grief and misery were constant companions. At sunrise, I had a catalogue of unfulfilled desires. At sunset, the list grew longer as did my feeling of inadequacy. But praise the Lord! The Holy Spirit has taught me in these lessons that Jesus holds the key to joy and happiness. The power of life and death is in the tongue. I pray that whoever reads this book will take a seat at the feet of the Holy Spirit, listen to God’s words and turn to Him.”
The Exalted Horn: Lessons at the Feet of the Holy Spirit
Belinda Enoma
Xulon Press, November 2003
Copies available immediately by calling toll free number 1-866-909-2665; www.amazon.com , www.bn.com , www.bamm.com , www.amazon.co.uk , or www.amazon.ca
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