Christian Nonfiction
Rebuilding the Broken Altar
2020·257 pages
A spiritual examination of Elijah's 12 stones, symbolizing Israel's tribes, to rebuild God's altar and awaken the church.
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A spiritual examination of Elijah's 12 stones, symbolizing Israel's tribes, to rebuild God's altar and awaken the church.
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An examination of the 12 stones used by Elijah to rebuild the broken altar of God on the day that he challenged the prophets of Baal. These stones represent the 12 tribes of Israel, each with unique characteristics that we need in the church and the world today before God's fire and power will fall as it did for Elijah. "If there was ever a time when a people needed to return to the Lord, it is now. Greg Hood gives insight to the necessary process of recovering ourselves from the snare of the de...
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will contain mild spoilers
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Central focus on Christian themes, biblical analysis, and spiritual awakening.
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Minor cultural commentary on church brokenness and revival needs.
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