Red Sea situations

Red Sea situations

by JennRene Owens

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"The Israelites did not realize leaving Egypt meant leaving the place of enslavement, fear and persecution. Walking into this promise would require significant courage! Choosing to leave your Egypt mentality behind to pursue the abundance God offers in your own personal 'Promised Land' shall require MUCH courage. God has so much more in store for us. We will never know how much until we take the risk, step out of our comfort zones and reach for more. The Red Sea in the Hebrew language represented 'coming to the end of something'. In essence, it symbolized a new beginning Having personally suffered several years of depression and having overcome the battle, Jennifer offers insights that set you on course to living a successful Spirit-filled life. Jennifer offers insights into the subject of moving spiritually from the mental bondage of 'living in Egypt', to the cleansing of the 'Red Sea crossing', in your life. You will learn about the Names of God; learn about His faithfulness towards you and develop greater intimacy with Him. This book will take you to the next level in pursuing your life purpose"--

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