Thermostat Of Hope (10 PACK)

10 PACK: Thermostat Of Hope (10 Copies)
A Charles Capps Mini Book
 
The heart is true to the demands placed on it. Surely no one would be foolish enough in natural things to argue with you when you turn the thermostat to 70 degrees, but they will when you set your goal on God’s promises.
Hope, like a thermostat, is simply a goal-setter with no substance. Faith, which comes from the heart, is the substance of what you desire. 
The heart (spirit) of man is like the heart of the heating-cooling unit, designed by God to produce the very thing you plant in it. You plant it or set the goal by speaking it!
When there was no hope, Abraham believed in hope. Hope is the goal-setter. Abraham made a decision to believe in hope and trust in God's Word.

There are people today who have no hope medically. Doctors have done all they can do. When the doctor says there is no hope, you can do what Abraham did: go to the Word of God and get supernatural hope.

Train Your Spirit. We don't gain revelation knowledge through the carnal mind. It comes into the human spirit. The spirit of man contacts the Spirit of God to find revelation knowledge of things concerning our everyday lives. Faith is the substance of things hoped for and is the substance of everything needed to accomplish your goal. Learn how you can release your hope and speak your faith.
 
ISBN 9781937578305, Mini Booklet, 32 Pages Each Copy. Individual Retail $2.49
 
Charles Capps is a retired farmer, land developer, and ordained minister who travels throughout the United States sharing the truth of God's Word. He has taught Bible seminars for thirty years, sharing how Christians can apply the Word to the circumstances of life and live victoriously. Besides authoring several books, including the bestselling The Tongue-A Creative Force, and the minibook God's Creative Power, which has sold over 3 million copies, Charles Capps Ministries has a national daily syndicated radio broadcast and a weekly television broadcast aired over several networks called "Concepts of Faith."