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In this modern-day collection of our enemy’s activities, learn to anticipate how Satan will attack and discern powerful techniques to preemptively fight against him.

Throughout the centuries, Christian tradition has taught us to end prayers with amen. But the Bible is full of stories and passages where God's people started their prayers with amen. As Beth Guckenberger shows, amen is more than just a way to punctuate a conversation with the God of the Universe. Amen is a declaration of who God is and who we are in relation to him. In Start with Amen, Beth unpacks all the Bible has to teach us about the moment we say amen to God and invites listeners to experience the richness they've been missing.

The stories in the chapters that follow aren't chronological. They're not a history of how I found myself living on the side of a mountain in Mexico, and I'm not sure that would interest anyone but my mother and her friends anyway. Instead, I've mined my journals for those moments when God used the very people I thought I was in Mexico to lead, to lead me instead. Time and again I've been led to trust God, with my little mustard seed of faith, to see how he not only shows up in our circumstance - but he shows off!

This audio podcast version of our 21-day guide will empower listeners with spiritual confidence and provide them with tools to detangle their thoughts and actions from an unbiblical strategy. In this transformative journey, you’ll advance powerfully against the Enemy’s plans to disrupt your life. The “Throw the First Punch” journal companion offers a 21-day guide that is perfect for anyone looking to fight the Devil through COMBAT! C: Confess your sins, O: Observe which tactic, M: Measure the impact, B: Believe the Bible, A: Aim your fist, T: Throw the first punch. Beth Guckenberger ...

There’s a reason you’ve always known God has big plans for you—He’s created you with great purpose. In this transformative, biblically based book, Beth Guckenberger draws on God’s original intention for women to embolden us to use our gifts as full participants at church, at work, and at home.