Richard Brunton
Ko te kupu o te Atua ko te manaakitanga ko te āwhina mō tētahi tangata, mahi rānei.Inā ka whakapono tātou, ka whakaara I te mana o te Atua ki te tīni I te tangata (a tātou hoki), tētahi mahi, mai i tō rātou wāhi inaianei ki te wāhi e hiahia ana te Atua kia haere ai koe.Kei ia Karaitiana te mana ki te manaaki i tētahi atu ki te huri i tō rātou ao i roto i te ingoa o te Atua. He mana nui te mana o te manaakitanga. Ko te wairua me te mahi o te Atua, ka puta ai te harikoa, te āiotanga, me ngā hua maha, ā, te whai oranga tonutanga, te angitū me te manaaki hoki i te tangata.I roto i tēnei pukapuka iti, ka kitea e koe ngā āhuatanga o te manaakitanga, kātahi ka ako koe ki te manaaki i ētahi atu ka kanga, ka tūkino i a koe, koutou ko tō whānau, tō hoa Rangatira, āu tamariki, tō kāinga, tō wāhi mahi, tō whenua taurikura, tō hapori, ā, tae noa atu ki te Atua anō hoki.Māu anō e whakaora i tō ao.Blessing is speaking God’s intentions or favour over someone or some situation.When we do that in faith, we activate God’s power to change a person (ourselves included), or a situation, from where they are now to where God wants them to be. Every Christian has the authority and power to bless others in the name of the Lord and see lives and situations transformed. The power of a blessing is supernatural; it is the presence and work of the Holy Spirit, producing joy, peace, prosperity, and fruitfulness; and providing health, success and protection. In this small book, you will find out how blessing works and learn how to bless those who curse or provoke you; how to bless your spouse, your children, your home, and yourself; how to bless your workplace, your land and your community - and even God Himself. You can change your world.
