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The Heart That Sees God: Following the Path to True Intimacy With the Father For Sale

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What if everything you think you know about the Sermon on the Mount has only scratched the surface?

This book will challenge me to embrace the process of change so that I can live an authentic, fulfilled, and intimate life with God.

Brief Summary

The Sermon on the Mount is more than a list of blessings—it’s the recipe to becoming who God created you to be. Francis Frangipane invites you to remove the blinders from your heart and take a fresh new look at the only full sermon of Jesus ever recorded. Revisit Jesus s teaching and discover the amazing and life-transforming truths hidden behind the words He shared as He saw the multitudes gathering that day and led them on a journey from seeing their own needs to seeing God.

Known for messages that lead you straight to the heart of God and deepen your relationship with Him, Frangipane’s writing not only reveals the mysteries of Jesus’s sermon but also reveals the true condition of your heart as he challenges you to embrace the process of change that is the only way to live the authentic, fulfilling, intimate Christian life you’ve always wanted to live.

Jesus never intended for us to think of this sermon as a list of blessings; He intended it as a progression of spiritual realities that leads us to become all God wants us to be. Rediscover Jesus’s words and begin the journey that will transform your life and change your world.

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