Rise Up - Bolin, Jim

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Résumé :
Many people want to flow in the anointing of God-many believers are aware of their unique spiritual gifts-but they haven't enjoyed the ease of operating in the flow of God's power. They seem to be swimming upstream against the current, and they don't know how to reach God's place of promise for their lives. The enemy's operations are designed to hinder the flow of the anointing in our lives. God has revealed seven spirits that keep His anointing, presence, and power from freely flowing through local churches and in the lives of individual believers. It is urgent that pastors, leaders, laymen, and families learn to expose these spirits and unlock explosive growth and spiritual health for the body of Christ. In this second edition of Recognizing the Spirits That Hinder the Flow of God, Bishop/Pastor Jim Bolin walks readers through each of these seven spirits, detailing how they manifest in our lives and the practical steps we can take to step into God's freedom and the flow of His anointing. For we do not wrestle against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this age, against spiritual hosts of wickedness in the heavenly places. -Ephesians 6:12 (KJV)

Biographie:
Jim Bolin is a Senior Pastor with almost 50 years of ministry experience. As its Founding Pastor, Jim has served the congregations at Seven Springs Church in Powder Springs, Lithia Springs and Marietta Georgia for almost 40 years. He has grown its multi-faceted ministries all while facing and overcoming hindering spirits to achieve his God-given call. He has led Seven Springs through 5 major remodeling and building projects while raising millions of dollars to help underwrite those endeavors. Jim serves on the Dream Releaser Coaching Team as a coach, raising up next-generation leaders. As a consultant, he has a passion to help local pastors achieve their building and expansion goals. Jim is an Ordained Bishop with the Church of God, Cleveland, TN, and received his honorary doctorate of Pastoral Studies from Jacksonville Theological Seminary, Jacksonville, FL. Jim has been married to his wife Robin for 50 years. They have two grown children, who are both married, and six grandchildren.