Don’T Faint Have Faith in God

By Deborah Harrison Coleman

DONT FAINT HAVE FAITH IN GOD

If you find yourself lacking strength, vigor, and the ability to stand the tests and trials of this life, in an extended wilderness, and want to give up, you need to read this book. I Corinthians 10:13 says, There is no temptation taken you but such as is common to man; but God is faithful, who will not permit you to be tempted above that you are able, but will, with the temptation, also make the way to escape, that you may be able to bear it.

The devil is a defeated foe. Know that God Is , and that He Is for you! Let nothing rob you of your peace, joy and power!

• Language: English
• Publisher: Xlibris US
• Release date: Nov 27, 2013
• ISBN: 9781493147496

Deborah Harrison Coleman

Deborah is a wife, mother, grandmother, an anointed vessel who ministers under an Apostolic mantle, building people. She is the founder of Good News Evangelism Ministries, in Jacksonville, Florida, where she and her husband Otha, ministers. Deborah also founded Good News Bible Institute, and the Good News Publishing Department. She is an Adjunct Instructor at Logos Christian College and Graduate School, and a graduate of Jacksonville Theological Seminary.

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Rev. date: 11/26/2013

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CONTENTS

Introduction

Chapter 1: Fainting Saints Are Ain’ts

Chapter 2: Why Do Christians Faint?

Chapter 3: Why Do Christians Faint?

Chapter 4: Why Do Christians Faint?

Chapter 5: Why Do Saints Faint?

Chapter 6: Triumphant Faith

Chapter 7: Tools To Defeat Fainting

Chapter 8: Don’t Lose Your Birthright

Chapter 9: Stewardship

Chapter 10: Apostolic Church

Chapter 11: The Power Of Praise

Chapter 12: Beside Me There Is No Other

Chapter 13: Faith Scriptures To Defeat Fainting

Prayer Of Salvation

Faith Confessions

Acknowledgements

How To Contact Us

References

INTRODUCTION

This book is written for those called to live a victorious life in Christ, but instead have fainted and fallen by the wayside allowing fears, failures, adverse situations to overcome them, and the cares of this life to move them away from faith and trust in the power of the living God.

Today, as never before we must recognize satan’s tactics to make us sleep walk through life in a state of defeatism. We must know and understand the word of God. I Corinthians 2:5 says "that our faith should not stand in the wisdom of men, but the power of God".

It is my hope that by reading this book you will be reminded that God is for you! Never, Never, Never give up. The heaviness of the battle you are in is not your battle. II Chronicles 20:15 says be not afraid nor dismayed… for the battle is not yours, but God’s.

Don’t Faint Have Faith in God is therefore written with the admonition to equip and encourage you to continue fighting and not to become weary nor give up. It is written to remind you that you can defeat the devil by building yourself up in your most holy faith, standing in the power of the Holy Spirit… when you have done all, keep standing don’t faint, don’t quit, for the faith fight is a good fight. I Timothy 6:12. You will win!

Take hold now of the victory promised to you by being children of the Most High God! Read and be blessed of the Lord!

—Deborah Harrison Coleman, Author—

CHAPTER 1

FAINTING SAINTS ARE AIN’TS

Do not let the word Ain’t throw you as just improper grammar. It is dictionary defined. Ain’t according to Oxford Collegiate Dictionary means: have not, has not.

As I was praying one morning, the Lord spoke a word to me saying "my people are in a fainted condition". Prophesy to my church the word of the Lord, that my people may live the life I promised them in the word of God. In simple obedience, I adhered to the voice of the Lord to write this for your edification.

Faint as defined in The American Heritage College Dictionary means: lacking, strength, vigor, conviction, boldness or courage; being timid, lacking brightness, lacking clarity (dizzy); lack of normal blood circulation, which