Book Feature: Christian Devotional "O Lord, Forgive Them..." by @MizBanks - 30 Days of Prayer

L.O.V.E. and Book Promotions International are thrilled to feature Christian devotional "O Lord, Forgive Them: 30 Days of Praying For Your Enemies." In this devotional, author Zari Banks guides believers through 30 days of daily prayer aimed at releasing your faith and cementing your emotional freedom from those who have hurt you. Read on to learn more!

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O Lord, Forgive Them: 30 Days of Praying for Your Enemies is a devotional that guides believers in obtaining supernatural freedom and the power to move mountains with the unwavering faith that develops as a result of obedience to God's commands.

WHAT READERS ARE SAYING

"I needed to learn to forgive. Zari Banks has the gift to teach us how and I'm here to say her words are spot-on correct."

"...you'll read some of Zari's story, but even more you'll get to be engaged with her for a full month as she takes you to a scripture a day, and then offers a prayer that is based on the scriptures."

"...get it for yourself and anyone you know who is interested in taking God at His word, obeying His word and then reaping the rewards of obedience."

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Author Zari Banks, M.Ed is a three-time best-selling author, editor, teacher and speaker. Zari was born and raised in Kennewick, Washington. After earning a Bachelor of Arts degree in Journalism from Gonzaga University she left the cooler weather of the Northwest for the Sonoran Desert of Tucson, Arizona. She worked eight years in Public Education before pursuing her first love - writing. Zari is the author of seven books and the editor or assistant publisher of more 15 other books.

CONNECT WITH ZARI

Website: http://zwriteswords.org

Twitter: http://twitter.com/mizbanks

Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/zaribanks

5 STARS from Readers' Favorite For Christian Commentary!! See What They Had To Say...

God continues to bless "Discovering The Shepherd: A Study of Psalm 23"! In addition to becoming an international best seller, Readers' Favorite has given it 5 STARS! Read the wonderful review below.

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"A deeper and more meaningful relationship with our Lord is beautifully illustrated in one of the most commonly used passages of scripture, the 23rd Psalm. G.E. Johnson’s exposition of the 23rd Psalm in Discovering the Shepherd: A Study of Psalm 23 brings out the deeper meanings behind the verses of this hymn of comfort and confidence which is typically used primarily with funerals. Through a deeper examination of the powerful testimony of the Shepherd, Johnson demonstrates the deep, spiritual relationship that David has with the Lord. Through examination of the original Hebrew text, the hidden meanings are expounded upon and the Provider and Comforter, i.e. the Shepherd, is brought into a fuller light.

Discovering the Shepherd: A Study of Psalm 23 goes beyond the typical usage for funerals and digs deeper into the meaning of the relationship between the sheep and the Shepherd. G.E. Johnson has expertly opened up the deeper truths, especially the ones that look at David’s background as a shepherd and the reasoning behind his use of the sheep and shepherd metaphor to describe his relationship with the Lord. God’s living word is no more profoundly expressed than in this hymn of provision and comfort. What the author has done is to take something that has such a common usage and make it come alive in a new way. He shows that this hymn is even more appropriate for comfort and provision than we have ever understood. Inspiring, accurate and beautifully written, Discovering the Shepherd: A Study of Psalm 23 will bless all who read it and assist them in building a deeper and more meaningful relationship with the Lord and Shepherd."