Surrender to the Spirit: The Limitless Possibilities of Yielding to the Holy Spirit

by Keith Miller

The sevenfold expressions of the Holy Spirit (Isaiah 11:2, Revelation 4:5) unfolds the deep and mysterious secrets of the kingdom and empowers you to do the extraordinary so that Jesus will receive glory and honor through His great power working in and through you. You'll hunger to awaken everyday drenched in a fresh anointing as you tap into the ceaseless supply of fresh oil that is the fullness of the sevenfold expressions of the Holy Spirit. Surrender to the Spirit will release and activate wisdom and understanding, counsel and might, and knowledge and the fear of the Lord in your life in a dramatic, life changing, empowering, and dynamic new way.

Genres: Christian, Nonfiction, Christianity

224 pages, Paperback

First published November 1, 2006

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Reviews

[Rhonda Pierce]

Highly anointed book

I enjoyed this book to the fullest. This book stirred a hunger in me to reach for the deeper things of God. I felt a stirring in me as I was reading the book. It answered a lot of questions I had about operating in the anointing. This book is a keeper.

[Bruce Coats]

The book is predicated on Miller's understanding of the seven Spirits of God. There was never a clear demonstration that the phrase means what the book presupposes. The result is a book that was built on the imagination of the author combined with personal narratives.

[Maryvic]

Powerful teaching

I wish every believer could read this book. I have grown so spiritually as a proceeded through it. Now I am hungry and thirsty for more. Keith Miller is intimately acquainted with the Living God!

[Sean Halsey]

Random ramblings on prosperity gospel themes and anecdotes with no actual study or sources that back up his claims. The entire book is presupposed on the Holy Spirit being made up of 7 spirits as identified in a single sentence that is directly talking about something else, with no clear arguments for or against the claim.

[Mary Thoresen]

Inspirational!

[lorna]

Isaiah 11

The characteristics of the Holy Spirit are in unfolded in a thought-provoking and unusual way. Inspirational; a book for our times.

[Karen]

This was an incredibly rich book...one I will keep on hand and reference repeatedly.