To Love With All Your Heart (Student/Study Guide)
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For readers who are half-hearted in their relationship with God, To Love With All Your Heart will set them on a path to spiritual fullness. Fran Sciacca walks individuals or small groups through an in-depth study of Scripture that will re-educate readers on the subject of salvaiton. This greater understanding of salvation will result in an even deeper appreciation for the process of repentance and sanctification. Readers will learn to make salvation an active part of their daily life. Each chapter in this Bible study provides necessary skills for long-term spiritual growth.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781576831489
ISBN10: 1576831485
Fran Sciacca
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: April 2000
Publisher: Lightning Source – Print On Demand
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