30 Days of Rain
By
T.D. Jakes
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5.75"x8"
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128
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About the Book
God’s blessings are raining on your life. When the rain of heaven shows up, God’s favor and anointing saturate the dry areas of your life. T.D. Jakes’ inspirational devotional, “30 Day of Rain” will encourage you to tune in to the voice of God and believe for a shower of His goodness to rain down on you. Even though you may be facing contrary evidence, believe God to show up with an abundance of rain to eradicate dryness. Jesus the Rainmaker is visiting your house!
About the author
T.D. Jakes
Founded in 1996, The Potter’s House is non-denominational, multicultural church led by Senior Pastor, T.D. Jakes. With more than 30,000 members on its rolls, The Potter’s House is consistently ranked among the largest and most influential churches in the U.S.
The Potter’s House operates as a non-profit organization with its principal campus in southern Dallas. Accelerated growth and shifting demographics have necessitated expansion to additional sites in North Dallas (Frisco), Fort Worth and Denver.
Deeply rooted in the local and global communities, the Potter’s House charter is to extend a “hand of help to the needy, a heart of compassion to the hurting, and a message of empowerment to the disenfranchised.”
T.D. Jakes
Founded in 1996, The Potter’s House is non-denominational, multicultural church led by Senior Pastor, T.D. Jakes. With more than 30,000 members on its rolls, The Potter’s House is consistently ranked among the largest and most influential churches in the U.S.
The Potter’s House operates as a non-profit organization with its principal campus in southern Dallas. Accelerated growth and shifting demographics have necessitated expansion to additional sites in North Dallas (Frisco), Fort Worth and Denver.
Deeply rooted in the local and global communities, the Potter’s House charter is to extend a “hand of help to the needy, a heart of compassion to the hurting, and a message of empowerment to the disenfranchised.”
