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Divine Union: Decrees for a Heavenly Marriage
Divine Union: Decrees for a Heavenly Marriage
Divine Union: Decrees for a Heavenly Marriage
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Divine Union: Decrees for a Heavenly Marriage

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Put the decrees in this book to work on your behalf and watch as all of heaven moves to bring forth the Divine Union the Lord has for you – a supernatural marriage framed by His word and filled with His blessings.
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Release dateDec 12, 2014
ISBN9781621661610
Divine Union: Decrees for a Heavenly Marriage
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Robert Hotchkin

Robert Hotchkin is a speaker, author, media host, and one of the core leaders of Patricia King Ministries. He believes fervently that every Christian is a miracle-working explosion of God's kingdom waiting to happen. His preaching and teaching inspire believers to walk the earth as Jesus did. Robert's passion is contagious, and he ministers with strong faith, releasing revelation, prophetic decrees, healings, miracles, and the love of God. He and his wife live in Maricopa, Arizona.

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Introduction

God Is All About Relationship

For most of my life I was a mocker and persecutor of Christians. I was not receptive, or even very nice, to anyone who tried to share the Gospel with me, but rather dismissive, rude, at times even cruel – which makes it all the more amazing to me how the Lord drew me into relationship with Him.

I was splitting wood outside a cabin in the woods of Northwest Montana one early winter afternoon when I had an encounter with the presence of God. I was going through a challenging time in a relationship and wasn’t handling it very well. I felt hurt, confused, frustrated, angry, and alone. It seemed like yet another big disappointment in a life-long series of disappointments. I had not had much luck dating over the years and was ready to give up on relationships altogether – just hole up behind the walls I had built around my heart and make the best out of a life of solitude. At least that was what I was telling myself. What really was going on was that my heart was breaking, and I was scared I would never be important to someone, never be someone’s first choice, never be truly loved. But that was way too big for me to admit to myself. So instead I was pretending to be tough, pretending nothing hurt, building those walls up a bit higher. And man, was I ever working my way through that woodpile – splitting log after log after log. I didn’t want to stop. If I stopped I would have to feel my feelings, and I had always found feelings overwhelming and uncomfortable. So I just kept tearing into that wood.

After more than an hour I was getting tired, really tired. I remember the last log I hit. My arms were rubbery and I brought the axe down sloppily. The head jumped off the side of the log and the axe flew out of my hands, landing somewhere off to my right. I just stood, exhausted, staring at the ground. Lost. I took a couple steps backward and fell down into a snowbank – plopped down into it like a drifted armchair. I sat there in the snow, trying to be numb, trying not to feel anything, even the cold.

About that time is when the Lord showed up.

The first thing I remember is noticing how quiet it had gotten. Now I lived in a quiet place – a little cabin up in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains, where the only neighbor I could see lived down the slope, out of the woods, and partway across the little valley below me. It was a small mountain community that got a fair amount of tourist traffic in the few summer months we had, but by Labor Day the tourists had gone, and by the first snowfall all the folks who had vacation homes in the Flathead had returned to their year-round houses. So by late fall and early winter, this quiet little valley was really quiet. But this was beyond quiet. This was beyond really quiet. The only way I can describe what it was is to call it a holy hush. It was like the Lord had placed a cone of supernatural silence around me so that I could hear nothing but Him as He spoke to my heart.

This is what He said: "I refuse not to love

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