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Heart-fire is the invigorating feeling that ignites inside you when you encounter the reality of the living God - and the effect is spontaneous combustion! God wants to set your heart on fire and make you a history-shaper. This is not a book about revival; it's a book of revival.

In The Seven Wounds of Christ, Fred Hartley shares how Christ's wounds on the cross represent the fullness of His atonement and how, individually, each wound corresponds to a distinct healing for us. Using straightforward scientific explanations, real-life stories and biblical truths, Hartley teaches that no matter the depth of our wounds, the wounds of Jesus go deeper and His wounds are for our healing.

Fred Hartley opens up the depths of the name Father—the name God chose for Himself so that He could include ordinary people like you and me in His ever-expanding family. Father is the wading-in point in the ocean of prayer, but it is also the Mariana trench—the deepest point you will ever go in prayer is Father. No matter where you are in your Father journey, Just Say Father will validate your heart and encourage you in your quest. Low self-esteem and superficiality are some of the curses of our age—Father is the cure.

The remaining unreached people on earth will not be reached by a lukewarm church. It will take a prayer-filled and Christ-filled church. We are faced today with hundreds of choices, from the miniscule to the massive, but perhaps none are so important as the choice to move from lukewarm to on-fire. Fred Hartley believes the answer lies in the Upper Room, where Jesus sent His Holy Spirit to His church as preparation to go to all the nations. Explore the five Upper Room miracles that are the marks of every healthy church, and learn field-tested strategies to mobilize missional prayer.

God on Fire is why you were born. You are more alive in the middle of God's white-hot presence than anywhere else on earth. Once you encounter the manifest presence of Christ, you will never want to settle for anything less. In fact, the manifest presence of Christ is the single factor that distinguishes the church from the Kiwanis Club or the sports bar. Normally the history of revival is studied from man's perspective; what we do to encounter God.