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There Will Be Showers of Blessing
And What to Do Now That You Are All Wet
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Nearly everyone wants God to bless them. That is why Christian hymns such as ""There Shall Be Showers of Blessing"" are so well-known. This same promise of God is also based on a specific Bible verse, Ezekiel 34:26. The purpose of this book, There Will Be Showers of Blessing, is to explore God's promise of showers of blessing in its biblical setting and to apply God's promises to his people in the twenty-first century. By doing so, the reader will learn about four specific blessings that God, as the Shepherd of his people, wants to give to those who trust in his love and power. And, once we ar...
Nearly everyone wants God to bless them. That is why Christian hymns such as ""There Shall Be Showers of Blessing"" are so well-known. This same promise of God is also based on a specific Bible verse, Ezekiel 34:26. The purpose of this book, There Will Be Showers of Blessing, is to explore God's promise of showers of blessing in its biblical setting and to apply God's promises to his people in the twenty-first century. By doing so, the reader will learn about four specific blessings that God, as the Shepherd of his people, wants to give to those who trust in his love and power. And, once we are all wet and overwhelmed by God's blessings, Christians will discover that they are to extend those four blessings to the people around them. This book also describes the nature of a blessing so people will understand why God's blessings are so special and miraculous. Having experienced the blessings of God all of his life, D. J. Speckner has come to know just how God is truly amazing. Speckner is a native of Colorado. He received his bachelor's degree in Texas from Wayland Baptist College, and he earned his MDiv degree from New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary. He has had the privilege of pastoring two Mississippi churches for over combined twenty-eight years of ministry. Speckner has written another book entitled, You Might Need Revival, If . . . (2009).
