We live in a day that reflects the end-times warnings of both Old Testament prophets and Jesus; and whether the trials we face are personal, national or international, they are often overwhelming. Day by day, the enemy’s agenda for the annihilation of mankind through all manner of wickedness swirls about like a hurricane; but In the Midst of the Storm: Stillness, a place of peace and rest where God offers a buffer against the raging winds that surround us.
Ideally, Christians ought to be able to escape into His presence regardless of what is happening; but sadly, no one ever talks much about the cost of following Jesus. Apostle Paul wrote to the Ephesians about the importance of equipping the saints; and in this book, the authors attempt to do just that; not only examining the requirements of discipleship but also illuminating the stillness, peace and hope that is available in Him; because He meets us where we are, in the midst of life’s storms.
Table of Contents:
Endorsements
Prophetic Words
Preface
Introduction
Chapter 1: No One Ever Told Me
Chapter 2: What? I Have to Die???
Chapter 3: Counting the Cost
Chapter 4: God’s Waiting Room
Chapter 5: Cars and Faith
Chapter 6: Defining Faith
Chapter 7: Enduring Faith
Chapter 8: A Hope That Endures
Chapter 9: Entering the Rest
Chapter 10: Knowing God
Chapter 11: Encountering Stillness
Chapter 12: Stillness Absolutes
Chapter 13: Holiness and the Explosive Power of God’s Heart
Conclusion
About the Authors:
Paul Cox and his wife, Donna, live in Hesperia, California and are the co-directors of Aslan’s Place, a ministry dedicated to bringing freedom and wholeness to the wounded and captive. Aslan’s Place equips the body of Christ in the ministry of spiritual warfare ad in the exercise of the gift of discernment. Paul and Donna have three children and seven grandchildren.
Barbara Parker endeavors to serve others by sharing the faith lessons that God has taught her through the everyday trials of life. A survivor of breast cancer and several other major illnesses, she holds the unshakable belief that God is big enough to handle any problem that life throws at you. Barbara and her husband, Jack, live in southern California and have one son and three grandchildren.
