Discern the Time by Sarah Holloway

Discern the Time by Sarah Holloway

Discern the Time, is a very timely word, much needed in the body of Christ today. It is a clarion call to hear the Word of the Lord, and the summons/calling/wooing of the Holy Spirit, both biblically and prophetically and to find your place within the new thing God is doing.

God speaks ahead of time to prepare the hearts and minds of His people so they are not caught off guard by the events happening in the world, but instead are ahead of the curve knowing how to live in the face of all that is happening.A timely book, full of prophetic insight and spiritual wisdom. More than just a good read, Discern the Time, is a devotional with a call to action.

Can You Hear the Call to be Positioned for Purpose?

We are living in unprecedented times. People are facing more uncertainty than ever before. Everywhere voices are telling you what to do and which way to go. As a Christian, how do you know which voice, or prophecy, is from God? There is a call going out from the throne room of Heaven - God is looking for those who are ready for an outpouring of the Holy Spirit. This book helps you DISCERN God's voice in the midst of the noise.

• Discern God's voice
• Discover the ignited prayer of a true disciple
• Decide how you will respond and align with your purpose

Filled with engaging stories, biblical truths, and space to journal, you will uncover a journey of exploration that breathes life throughout its pages. Be prepared to be challenged, uplifted, and motivated to 'be the difference'.

This book helps you discern for yourself, what your response should be, so that you can be equipped and in position.

- It's time to hear the call and align with your purpose, for such a time as this

Discern the Time is an essential must-read book for every Christian living in this time.

Sarah L. Holloway is Lecturer in Human Geography at Loughborough University; she is co-author of Geographies of New Femininities. Gill Valentine is Professor of Human Geography at the University of Sheffield; her numerous publicationss include co-authoring Consuming Geographies, Cool Places and Mapping Desire, all published by Routledge.