We have gathered top books on Consecration for you to read. Transferring someone or anything to the sacred realm for a specific function or duty is known as consecration. “Association with the sacred” is the literal meaning of the word consecration. Consecration can be applied to people, places, or objects, and different organizations use the term in different ways. The Latin stem consecrat, which implies committed, devoted, and sacred, is where the word originates. Sanctification is a synonym for consecration; degradation is its opposite.
Consecration in Christianity refers to “setting apart” a person for God, as well as a structure or item. A parallel ceremony known as “deconsecration” is performed by certain Christian faiths in order to strip a consecrated location of its sacred status before it is demolished or sold for secular use.
Below are Books on Consecration:
Consecration, Commitment And Loyalty – D. K. Olukoya
Don’t Give The Enemy A Seat At Your Table – Louie Giglio
Go And Sin No More (A Call To Holiness) – Michael L. Brown
Radical Discipleship – Francis Cardinal Arinze
Rekindle The Altar Fire – Chuck D. Pierce & Alemu Beeftu
Right And Wrong Thinking – Kenneth E. Hagin
Right Thinking In A World Gone Wrong – John MacArthur
The Esther Anointing – Michelle McClain-Walters
When Godly People Do Ungodly Things – Beth Moore
Wholly for God – Stanley H. Frodsham
