God Wrote You A Love Letter
$18.99
Maybe you need a fresh start-the church experience of your childhood didn’t stir you to a personal relationship with Christ. Perhaps the famous people and places of the Bible meant something to you at some point, but now you barely remember them and don’t see how they matter in your life. What is the missing link? Dan Kelly shows you it’s love-without that, reading the Bible, knowing God’s law, understanding prophecies and all the rest are empty at best. At worst they can be toxic. This guide to study the Bible in chronological order throughout the weeks of the year will give you practical applications to see God’s word through the lens of his love. Dan Kelly will bring you the hope and encouragement to know you can finally find what you did not even know was missing.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781629521602
ISBN10: 1629521604
Dan Kelly
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: March 2014
Publisher: Xulon Press
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