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CHOOSING
FAITH with Love
Available to order, paperback or audio, through your favorite bookstore, Amazon.com, Walmart.com, from
the distributor Ingram/Spring Arbor or directly from Tate Publishing through the link below, ISBN# 1-59886-08-4-4.


 

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In addition to the material on the cover, Mr. Hardin discusses many other topics of faith.  He discusses healings, “claiming by faith,” and confessions of faith.  The perfect walk of faith and seven sprinklings of Jesus’ blood to fulfill the Old Testament sacrificial requirements are shown.  He shows that by Jesus’ resurrection we not only receive forgiveness for sin but we receive the resurrection Spirit into our hearts for cleansing from sin.  With the Spirit of Christ in our hearts, He shows that our faith must operate as an expression of the Spirit of Christ from our hearts to others, to be the faith that works by love.

To help in learning to hear clearly God’s voice, Hardin discusses several specific methods God used to “speak” or communicate to mankind in the Scriptures.  He shows that our means of responding to or approaching God by faith is through the personal “great and precious” promises, which are given to every person born on earth.   The author shows from the Scriptures that God does not predestine, elect, or select prior to birth who will or will not go to heaven or hell.  God loves everyone with a perfect love and tries during every step of a person’s life to draw each person to salvation.

Mr. Hardin discusses a fresh new look at the Trinity, gifts of the Spirit, prayer, baptisms and shows that generational curses do not exist.  He also gives a simple means of prayer to bind the devil in areas of weaknesses or problems.  He shows that all men do not have faith and that God’s unmerited favor does not define grace.

 

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Sovereignty of God - Published in the Oklahoma Gazette 4/19/07

Dr John Hagee’s Anti-Christ Message of Grace - Published in the Oklahoma Gazette 6/25/08

Some truths about Global Warming and Solar Influences

Difference Between Democratic and Republican Parties

 

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Richard grew up as the seventh child of a sharecropper during World War II in the boot heel of Missouri.  Five of his brothers and sisters, including twins, died from childhood diseases before he was two years old.  His mother and dad divorced when he was two.  Richard was supposed to live with his mother in Blytheville, Arkansas, where he was born.  However, his father sneaked into the house one night and took Richard out of bed to live with him in Gobbler, Missouri, which is near the town of Steele, Missouri in the boot heel.  He lived until age 8 with his dad and one older sister.  They chopped, picked and pulled cotton as a means of survival until his alcoholic dad was sent to Missouri State Prison.  He and his sister were passed from one relative to another for short periods of time, since none could afford to feed two more children.  An aunt in Memphis, who attended Bellevue Baptist Church, managed to get Richard and his sister into a newly-built Baptist Children’s Home the first day it opened in May, 1950.  Richard lived there, going to church every time the door was opened, until he graduated in 1959.  He left the Children’s Home in Memphis with a diploma, suitcase and some very close high school friends.  He lived with these friends until joining the U.S. Air Force in 1960.

For seminars, revivals, book signings:  Richard Hardin –  405-672-7536  or  richard@rahardin.com

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