A new book by Pastor O'Ffill which is available at Adventist Book Centers everywhere.
This book is Richard W. O'Ffill's defense strategy for Christian homes in the last days. Using the "Elijah message" of Malachi 4:5, 6 as his foundation, O'Ffill shows that survival for our marriages and families depends on us allowing the life of Jesus to come into our own lives first, and from there it will permeate the entire household . . . one heart at a time.
The information in this book can spell disaster for the enemy, but it may serve as a catalyst to bring revival, renewal, and reformation to your family - beginning with you. Read, pray, and take action - before it is too late.
As the end of time draws near, Satan unleashes his most vivious attacks against the two instututions God established at Creation: the Sabbath and marriage.
The attack on the Sabbath we expected. But what the enemy has done and is doing to the sanctity of marraige and the home is beyond out worst nightmare. The scene is made even more grtesque by the apparent cooperation of Christians in the assault!
Do we apply Jesus' command to love out enemies and pray for those who despitefully use us to everyone else except to members of our own family? Why do we seem to be locking the gospel oout of our homes? The littered landscape of divorce and shattered families testifies to the painful truth that the most difficult place to be a Christian seems to be at home.
Lord, Save My Family (Before it's Too Late) is Richard W. O'Ffill's defense strategy for Christian homes in the last days. Using the "Elijah message" of Malachi 4:5,6 as his foundation, O'Ffill shows that survival for our marriages and families depends on us allowing the life of Jesus to come into our own lives first, and from there it will permeate the entire household... one heart at a time.
The information in this book can spell disaster for the enemy, but it may serve as a catalyst to bring revival, renewal, and reformation to your family -- beginnning with you. Read, pray, and take action -- before it's too late.
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