Both Ananias and Sapphira, together with Simon the sorcerer, attempted to introduce into the glory of the early Church corrupt values that would have defiled and greatly diminished her glory. However, it was stopped at the door and the glory was protected and allowed to increase. In like manner, the true judgments of the Lord that produce holy fear and genuine repentance, along with prevailing prayer, must return to the Church, so there can be a thorough cleansing and the glory of the Lord can be restored. In CLEANSING THE TEMPLE you will receive revelation on the coming judgment and the restoration of God's glory in today's Church.You will understand the mystery of iniquity and how the love of money, position, and power has greatly limited God's glory.You will gain greater discernment into the importance of holy character and the difference between the wisdom of God and the wisdom of man. Your hunger for purity, prayer, and the real power of God will be deeply stirred.

Cleansing the Temple: Restoring the Glory of the Lord

Farias, Bert M.

Religion & Spirituality

Holy Fire Publishing

Here’s a beautiful story of the miraculous fulfillment of a promised son’s entrance into the world to the season of the son’s departure from home—a joyful journey that takes you into the heart of a loving relationship between a father and a son. This book is one of the most unique books on father-son relationships you will ever find. Co-written by father and son, it has a personal touch and intimate tone that will leave you teary-eyed one moment and then rejoicing the next. Within its pages you will find a spiritual quality of training and a godly example of shepherding children that will both enrich and empower parents. It also offers hope for those parents who have fallen short or started late in their child training. Experience the power and the promise of fathers who fear the Lord. “Blessed is the man who fears the Lord, who delights greatly in His commandments. His descendants will be mighty on earth…” (Ps. 112:1-2). Fathers, your son (or daughter) is typically in your home for an average of 18-20 years before he ventures out independently to navigate his own little boat in this world’s turbulent waters. Until then, with God’s help, you, more than anyone else, have the greatest opportunity to shape him and mold him into the man he will eventually become. You’ve got one shot at being a father. Make it count.

My Son, My Son: Fathering and Training a Holy Generation

Farias, Daniel P.

Prayer: The Language Of The Spirit is a short and poignant book that helps lay a foundation from the Word for knowing and walking with God. Each chapter directs the earnest believer into possessing a life of communion with God and praying without ceasing. Prayer is walking with God. It is habitual fellowship with God. You can walk so close to God that you feel like you’re in heaven. The key that will move you toward this richness of communion with Him is to not only know the Word but to cultivate a receptivity and sensitivity to His Spirit and presence. You can experience this kind of life in God if you will pursue Him. It all begins with receiving the baptism of the Holy Spirit and praying extensively in other tongues. This is the language of the Spirit.

Prayer: The Language of the Spirit

This book, Passing on the Move of God to the Next Generation, is like a template for the New Testament Church. Its words act as a plumb line that will help restore the uncompromised Word and the fullness of the Spirit back to our pulpits and churches. When we compare the Word that the early apostles preached and that of our more recent Pentecostal forefathers, we find a depth and richness rarely evidenced today. Additionally, there was also an understanding and accuracy in spiritual operations that are clearly missing from normal Pentecostal and Charismatic experience in this generation. But there is a hunger stirring at our spiritual tables, and a thirst screaming out from the deep wells that have been dug from past fathers of the faith. Can you hear the winds of God blowing and the sound of the abundance of rain? Bert Farias blows the trumpet loud and clear, summoning the Church and its preachers to return to the authenticity of the Scriptures and their Pentecostal roots of Spirit and fire (Acts 2). If we heed this call, it can turn the tide of ignorance, apathy, and compromise and flood our churches again with the real move of the Holy Spirit.

Passing On the Move of God to the Next Generation

Many are convinced that they are faithful Bible believers but, in fact, worship a feel-good, self-help, motivational, and manageable Jesus — one which the Bible refers to as “another Jesus” (1 Corinthians 11:4) — one contracted from an idolatrous image they’ve built up in their minds, based on sentimental Western values. This counterfeit Jesus makes no demands on their time, money, words, social life, or sexuality. In the midst of this great and growing deception, God is looking for uncompromising believers and real disciples who are wholeheartedly committed to proclaiming the real Jesus. Are you serving the Americanized version of Jesus or the real, Biblical Jesus? When we see Jesus as He is, glorious and altogether worthy of our deepest loyalties and affections, deserving of our total focus and supreme attention, we will catch fire inwardly and burn with holy fear, as the two did on the road to Emmaus (Lk. 24:31-32). Then a holy hunger for the Word will grip our hearts, and we will proclaim Him as He is.

The Real Jesus (Discerning The True From The False)

The Nature of the Kingdom of God (Living Letters to the Churches)

Independently published

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