Breakthrough to Your Miracle: Believing God for the Impossible
Jason Noble
Mar 2019 · Chosen Books
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About this ebook
Throughout his ministry, Pastor Jason Noble has witnessed miracles. And he was there when John Smith--a young boy who had fallen through ice and been declared dead--walked out of the hospital two weeks after being surrounded by prayer. Why, he asks, don't believers see more wonders like this one?
In this powerful companion to the major motion picture Breakthrough, with a foreword from DeVon Franklin, Noble
- reveals the heart of miracles
- explores inspiring biblical and present-day accounts
- shows how God works in believers to invade the natural with the supernatural
- provides principles and tools to help readers welcome the miraculous
God longs to work wonders in your life. Let this book help you believe with boldness!
In this powerful companion to the major motion picture Breakthrough, with a foreword from DeVon Franklin, Noble
- reveals the heart of miracles
- explores inspiring biblical and present-day accounts
- shows how God works in believers to invade the natural with the supernatural
- provides principles and tools to help readers welcome the miraculous
God longs to work wonders in your life. Let this book help you believe with boldness!
About the author
Jason Noble is a pastor and motivational speaker who has always believed God can do the "impossible"--and has seen it firsthand. He holds a B.A. in pastoral ministry from Northwest University. Jason and his wife, Paula, have four children and live in Medford, Oregon.
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