New Book: When Heaven Invades Earth

Last week, I started a new book given to me by a friend at church.  It is called When Heaven Invades Earth by Bill Johnson.  I am only a few chapters in, but thought I would share some insights:
"The lack of miracles isn't because it is not in God's will for us.  The problem exists between our ears."
"Jesus destroyed the power of sin, sickness, and poverty through His redemptive work on the cross."
"The mistaken idea is this: if it is good, it can't be for now."
"We are often more convinced of our unworthiness than we are of His worth. Our inability takes on greater focus than does His ability. But the same One who called fearful Gideon a Valiant Warrior and unstable Peter a Rock has called us the Body of His beloved Son on earth."

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