EFT for Christians: 52 Tapping Devotions
"The amazing versatility of God’s gift of EFT stands out in this fourth installment in the EFT for Christians series. Sherrie Rice Smith’s latest book EFT for Christians – 52 Tapping Devotions helps believers incorporate Emotional Freedom Techniques into their everyday lives. In these weekly devotionals Sherrie clearly demonstrates how to connect Scripture and tapping in a practical way. Don’t just read this book; apply the principles and release God’s healing power in your life today."
Dr. Charity Virkler Kayembe
Author of Hearing God Through Your Dreams – Understanding the Language God Speaks at Night
Testimony
"Praise Report: I've been struggling with a sinus infection since Wednesday of last week. I started antibiotics yesterday. Nothing has been opening my nostrils, not advil, cold tabs, neti pot, antibiotic, hot tea, nothing... I decided to do some advance reading for our virtual book club (Which starts on Tuesday January 2, 2018) in the book "52 Tapping Devotions" and came upon Sherrie Rice Smith "question suggestions" (pg X)... while reading, I realized that my mother said I was ALWAYS sick around Christmas time and the pediatrician thought I was allergic to Christmas trees (My allergist today believes it's really mold and dust that I am allergic to) anyway, I began to tap on those earlier stories and those earlier memories of being sick at Christmas time... and low and behold, my nasal passages opened up!!! Wow!!! I am now breathing through each of my nostrils!!!"
"The first devotion on "annoying people" I am blown away by how valuable this is!!! And that I am being invited to work on this for a whole week... I am keeping my eye open for all opportunities to tap on this. I am amazed at how often I am being prompted to tap. Keeping in mind that what is being triggered in me is being healed by the Holy Spirit, while I surrender the annoying person to be healed by the Lord... Thanks." - Patty A.
"The issue Sherrie Rice Smith addresses in this week’s devotional is just what I need to touch upon in one of my relationships. Thank you Sherrie, for listening to the prompting of the Holy Spirit! This weeks devotional will be a matter of prayer and tapping for me in the weeks ahead. Looking forward to what God has in store for all of us on this journey!" - Laurie H.
Margaret Cornell is the UK distributor for Communion With God Ministries. She has been teaching people how to hear God’s voice for many years. Below are some examples of her two-way journaling. He speaks amazing words.
Bill Gothard teaches that anger is an inner alarm signal of rights I have not laid down, or if I did, I picked them back up again. I remember getting angry years ago when I was pastoring a church which was experiencing division. My reputation was being ruined by people gossiping and spreading untruths about me to people who had never even met me. The listeners would then take up a reproach against me, even though they had never connected even once with me. How unfair. I was ready to get angry.
I concluded that stress was the major cause of my heart attack, so I became diligent to enter God’s rest (Hebrews 4:11). Part of this rest involves a heart that is at peace with myself and others. The peace of God guards our hearts (Phil. 4:6-7). Being emotionally troubled over relationships does not result in peace or rest for one’s heart.
I know for many years of my life, judging ruled rather than mercy and peace. Micah 6:8 says I am to DO justly and LOVE mercy. I had those two flipped: I loved judging and only did mercy. After being critical, I would feel anger or contempt about the person or the situation. This is not peace. These negative emotions surely damaged my heart and contributed toward my heart attack.
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