Presence Therapy
How God’s joy facilitates physical healing
Kevin’s book on joy as the atmosphere healing arrives in — not the mood that follows it.
The Book
Presence Therapy
The presence of God is full of joy — and joy and laughter are the telltale signs that He is with us. A practical, story-filled case for cultivating that joy on purpose, and what happens to bodies when you do.
Read it on AmazonJoy is not the reward — it is the doorway
Most of us were taught to treat joy as what arrives after the breakthrough. Presence Therapy makes the opposite case: that the joy of the Kingdom is a tangible force, that it is what God’s presence actually feels like, and that learning to carry it changes how you pray for the sick.
It is a challenge to sombre piety, written by someone who has spent forty years watching what happens when a room fills with the joy of God instead.
What leaders are saying
Six voices on Presence Therapy.
“Oh my, you’re going to love this book! Presence Therapy is a revelatory and transformative guide toward profound healing and wholeness. Yes, you’re going to love this book!”
Brian SimmonsThe Passion Translation
“As you dive into Presence Therapy, get ready to become a conduit of joy! Radiate and share Heaven’s joy wherever you go, becoming a catalyst for the signs, wonders, and miracles of Jesus.”
Georgian BanovGlobal Celebration & GCSSM
“Presence Therapy will inspire you to partake of God’s joyous Presence, and equip you for breakthrough in supernatural healing for your life and others.”
Theresa DedmonFounder & Director, Create Academy
“This book breaks the religious spirit and renews mind-sets, so that we all live a life of abundance. I highly recommend this book!”
Tony KimSenior Pastor, Renaissance Church · V.P., HIM
“As someone who is already a powerful carrier of God’s joy, I was refreshed with each chapter. I highly recommend this book!”
Keith FerranteFounder, Emerging Prophets
“Presence Therapy is more than a book; it is an invitation to step into a lifestyle of releasing the Presence of God wherever you go, to whoever you meet.”
Chad DedmonGlobal Revivalist, Catch The Wave
Become a conduit of joy
Read it, then go and carry it into a room.