Cycle Of Grace
$15.99
This groundbreaking resource speaks to a familiar condition of our times: spiritual burnout. A 10-minute video featuring well-known pastor Trevor Hudson opens each chapter, while the text by Jerry Haas unpacks the video content and guides readers through journaling questions. This workbook-vido combo sheds light on how Christians often get stuck in a cycle of works – staying busy doing things for God – rather than living in God’s grace.
Video available free at www.UpperRoom.org/bookstore or in DVD format: $10.00
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SKU (ISBN): 9780835811989
ISBN10: 0835811980
Trevor Hudson | Jerry Haas
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: January 2013
Publisher: Upper Room Ministries
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