Bigger God}}}s Rebuilding Process The Workbook Study of Nehemiah [Paperback]

Bigger represents land we have yet to conquer. It brings on a new understanding of God and the power He holds. It offers deeper intimacy and a supernatural ability to trust what we do not know to the Almighty. Bigger is abundance. Its more of Him, more freedom, more identity, more authority, and more power.

Whether he knew it or not, Nehemiah walked this process. He journeyed from brokenness to bigger. He cried hard, prayed hard, worked hard, and in the end he experienced more of God than he ever thought possible. This Bible study is an invitation for you to walk with me from brokenness to bigger. No matter how deep or how shallow the place we start, God always has more in store for us. Too many times we place a Band-Aid over whats broken as a way to avoid pain. Problem is, we were never meant to live with Band-Aids. We were meant to live in wholeness, healing and healing. Because of Band-Aids we have become a culture of settlers. We settle down in the small, when, with a little work, bigger is right on the other side.

Can you hear Him calling? He has more for you. He never intended for you to sit in this. He never imagined you would make a home here. Those Band-Aids are ineffective. They will not do for you what He will. Will you take if off? Will you let the wall fall down? Will you trust His plans to rebuild? Hes calling you to bigger. Let your journey there start today.A new look at brokenness

A powerful story of what it looks like to walk forward out of something painful.

A presented partnership between the reader, the author and Nehemiah to walk forward together instead of doing it alone.Kristan Dooley has been in full time ministry for over fifteen years. Having recently resigned as one of the high school pastors at the Cincinnati Vineyard, she is now working with a team of people to launch Anthem House Church. A non-demonational, missional church set to open in August 2016. Kristans first book, Bigger, was released in November 2015.Anl'