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Why wallow In Sin When Jesus Christ Offers Righteousness?"Go and Sin No More"The words Jesus spoke to the adulterous woman in John 8:11 carry a sense of timelessness through the ages. Those words changed the life of a woman about to be stoned to death.Today, Christ waits for you to hear the same words of life.Have you struggled for years with Sin?Do you questions God's ability to heal people?Join author Geoffrey Higham as he taps into the eternal message of Christ's victory for His believers."The Bible carries the doctrine of righteousness like a river flowing through thirsty ground. It is fulfilled in the life of Christ. He is righteousness personified," says Higham in this biographical-centered teaching on righteous living. About the author: At the age of forty-eight, Geoffrey Higham's life completely changed. God healed his asthma and gave him a passion for teaching Christians to "seek first the kingdom of God and his righteousness." Shortly after, his wife and seven children also came to know the love of Christ. Geoffrey succeeded in business and became a prominent member of Full Gospel Businessmen International. Unwilling to stop ministering and retire on a beach, Geoffrey has ministered to an isolated village in Japan and an indigenous church in the Republic of Vanuatu. Now, Geoffrey and his wife are back in Australia and can be seen on the Australian Christian channel.
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Geoffrey Higham received a death sentence from his doctor at the age of forty-eight. But the Holy Spirit had another agenda. Complete physical healing was followed by a passion to bring a message of righteousness to a sinful world. A successful businessman in his own right, Geoffrey left his business and followed the call of Jesus on an incredible journey of faith. Today, Geoffrey and his wife are back in Australia and can be seen on the Australian Christian Channel.
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