The Power of Communion

Accessing Miracles Through the Body and Blood of Jesus

By: Beni Johnson, Bill Johnson

Narrated by: Brenda G. Brown

Miracles wait at the communion table

For centuries, the Church has observed the Lord’s Supper as part of corporate worship, instituted by Jesus Himself. But for many Christians today, this tradition can be a confusing ritual. Are we missing something in this ancient sacrament?

Beni and Bill Johnson - best-selling authors and senior leaders of Bethel Church in Redding, California - had a miraculous revelation while celebrating communion. In The Power of Communion, they reveal how this sacred practice is an often overlooked opportunity to release God’s power in your life!

Don’t settle for a lifeless routine. God is supernaturally present in the sacrament of Communion! Learn to embrace this prophetic act of remembrance, worship, warfare, and healing as it was always meant to be!

Discover practical keys for...

• Healing: release the healing testimony of Jesus’ blood and body over sickness.
• Deliverance: announce the eternal victory of Jesus over torment, addiction and bondage.
• Warfare: shift spiritual atmospheres over you, your family and even world events.
• Presence: experience new dimensions of God’s glory as you apply Jesus’ victory over your life.

There are miracles just waiting to be released that Jesus' atonement already paid for! Discover The Power of Communion today!

©2019 Beni Johnson (P)2019 Destiny Image Audio

Powerful must read

The Author and the book it self are great. However the Narrator constantly pronounces words wrong. It is by far the worst narration I have ever heard and frankly should be redone. I can understand that nor everyone knows the words Prophesy and prophetic but even the scripture she quotes is missed pronounced. Like instead of saying iniquities she said inequalities. Audible owes it to the author to have this redone.

Great material, hard to listen to.

Beni and Bill have once again delivered great teaching that reveals the depths and clarity of thought they are known for. For me, this book has confirmed many things in familiar as well as new ways, and has also brought "out of the woodwork" things that are new to me. In those respects this has been a worthwhile purchase.

The mistakes in pronunciation made by the narrator makes listening less than a pleasure. "Palms" for "Psalms," and "profeCtic" for "prophetic" are 2 of the more grating errors among several that stand out. For a professional narration, I would expect a bit better preparation, and perhaps a "proof-hearer" (if such a professional exists) would be of great help prior to publication. Buyer beware, but with a bit of "grace practice" this is a worthy addition to your audiobook library, especially if you read and listen on your Kindle.

More powerful than I expected.

This revealed things to me that I had not previously known. Well worth the listen, like all the books by the Johnsons.

A powerful and insightful reminder

Thankful for this teaching on such a key and important focus in our walk of faith in Christ. To guard and nurture this perspective of partaking in communion with understanding and thankfulness in our hearts and homes and in the Body of Christ is truly a beautiful, powerful and fruitful ministry before the Lord in precious moments that bring renewal growth and all we could ever need and hope for in our gift of salvation. I have practiced daily communion for years and feel so encouraged and reminded in hearing this book of an admirable and real account of a journey of faith and revelation of the divine truth of what was accomplished at the cross for eternity. What a loving and wonderful Lord and Savior we have in Christ Jesus!

Powerful

I loved the description of the power of the blood of Christ. This is a powerful tool in growing closer to the Lord. A must read.

great book, however...

the book is absolutely fantastic, however the reader isnt pronouncing the books of the Bible correctly and I believe she is totally mispronouncing the word "prophetic" and many other words...

Weak narration doesn't justify the message.

What? Don't they edit these narrations anymore? I'm very familiar with the bible and I'm a little zealous for the Word of God. Although the message of our (we devout Christians) healing and wholeness is in the communion(s) I tend to get a little upset when the narrator mispronounces many simple and well known but important words that are in the Bible. Words like prophetic is pronounced propectic and psalms as palms, Deuteronomy as Doo to rommy and many others? It makes me think that whoever orchestrated this production was doing this half heartedly and was probably doing it only to get paid. The narration does not in any way justify the meaty principle in this book. I would still recommend the book for reading. But brace yourself for a bunch of stupidness.

Great book!

If you want to go deeper with God and learn more about what it means to take communion this is the book for you. So much more than just a religious ritual or thing you do on Sunday. There is power in the blood and remembrance of Jesus. So much good learning from this book.

Awesome

I have been a Christian for many years, but I have learned a lot, through this book
Praise God!!!!!

The narrator is tough to listen to.

Love the book and the message, but the narrator is not good. It doesn'tt make sense why she can't pronounce prophetic or Bible chapters correctly.