Messages From Jesus – Christian Spiritual Lessons Faith/Prayer Book Released
Jan 1, 2022
The Divine Love Sanctuary Foundation announces the launch of its new book, “The World In Transition: Messages from Jesus” written through the mediumship of Albert J. Fike. Spoken by Christ, the book covers 20 lessons on finding solace despite troubling times.
Gibsons, Canada - January 1, 2022 /NewsNetwork/ —
“The World in Transition” seeks to address the growing discontent and restlessness experienced by many people today. Fike explains that the last few years have been a transition period towards a global spiritual shift – one that can only be prepared for through a strengthening of faith in the Lord. Full of practical advice and spiritual guidance, the new book encourages readers to seek peace through prayer.
More details can be found at https://divinelovesanctuary.com
With the launch of its new book, Divine Love Sanctuary hopes to inspire more people to accept Jesus as their Savior. True to its name, the foundation is passionate about helping more people experience “Divine Love”, a deeply intimate event between a person and their Creator.
Spiritual teachers suggest that the world is currently undergoing an energetic paradigm shift. This has been the catalyst for several global events, not least of which is the current health crisis which has impacted the lives of many. The change is supposedly connected to a need to assess one’s spiritual calling and return to traditional values.
In “The World in Transition”, Christ speaks through Fike and talks about the importance of love and faith, especially during this time. Over a series of 20 lessons, readers are reminded of the core message of Christianity, and that is one of love.
Divine Love Sanctuary says that many people become so overwhelmed with the details of religion that they forget that the essence of their faith is to act with decency to every single living being.
The book is recommended for those who care about healing the Earth, have genuine compassion, and are fueled by a desire to raise the collective consciousness of the world. It offers simple lessons of wisdom that are easy to absorb and apply regardless of one’s spiritual background or culture.
Fike writes, “Jesus describes how the energetic conditions of the world are changing, but for those on the Divine Path, although challenging, it is a very blessed time, a time of great change that will bring the unfolding of a new era.”
Interested parties can find more information by visiting https://divinelovesanctuary.com
Contact Info:
Name: Mary Ann Kalonick
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Organization: Divine Love Sanctuary Foundation
Address: 488 Central Avenue, Gibsons, BC VON1V1, Canada
Website: https://divinelovesanctuary.com
Source: NewsNetwork
Release ID: 89057923
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