Prodigal Son Prodigal Daughter Come Back Home
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In the back of many Christians mind, they will question whether or not to return back home as the Prodigal Son did according to the scriptures. In this practical but biblical examination of where you stand with God, you’ll get a clear picture of the calling that God has for you before the foundation of the world. “Prodigal Son, Prodigal Daughter, Come Back” home will show you that God has the final say so in your life. He is standing at the door waiting for you to return to a powerful life of unexpected moments with Him. You can become a powerful instrument of God’s love both to the church and a dying world through reconciliation. We can hear His voice, know His heart and understand His will for our lives but are we ready to truly return back home. The purpose of God’s interaction with His creation can be summed up in one word, restoration. It does not matter what happen in the past, what matters now is the next step that you are going to take in coming back home.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781607918981
ISBN10: 1607918986
Henry Lindsay
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: June 2009
Publisher: Xulon Press
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