Growing in the Gospel: Sound Doctrine for Daily Living (Combined Volume) At the same time, ourGod gave us sound doctrine for daily living. Growing in the Gospel is appropriate for adult Bible study groups, "College & Careers" study groups, adult ed. It explores thecentral tru
| TITLE | : | Growing in the Gospel: Sound Doctrine for Daily Living (Combined Volume) |
| AUTHOR | : | |
| RATING | : | 4.92 (224 Votes) |
| ASIN | : | 0994805934 |
| FORMAT TYPE | : | Hardcover |
| NUMBER of PAGES | : | 608 Pages |
| PUBLISH DATE | : | 2016-05-03 |
| GENRE | : |
Do you want to delve into the riches of the gospel more deeply and liveout of them more consistently? This combined volume incorporates all the material of Growing in the Gospel Volumes 1-3. It explores thecentral truths of Scripture so that those who are already familiar withthe basics of the Christian faith continue to grow in understanding theheight, breadth, and depth of God's Holy Word. At the same time, ourGod gave us sound doctrine for daily living. Thus, each chapter drawsconnections to everyday life as it is experienced by moms and dads,teens and young adults, married and unmarried, as well as people who are healthy, sick, happy, and distressed--in short, real people living real lives in a really broken world.
Growing in the Gospel is appropriate for adult Bible study groups, "College & Careers" study groups, adult ed
EDITORIAL :
Growing in the Gospel is classic reformed theology-not theoretical speculation, not the author's unique spin on accepted categories, not personal opinions whitewashed with proof texts, but historically confessed reformation Christianity. Some otherwise sound systematic theologies resist recommendation either for being too technical, too dry, or too niche. This book is none of these. Here is theology that exudes deep reverence toward, and child-like trust in, a good and faithful Father. In this book readers will find accessible-almost conversational-reformed theology. Not theology-lite but deep doctrine simply explained and connected to life. Growing in the Gospel is a word-about-God spoken not from a lectern, nor even from a pulpit, but from around a dinner table. With pastoral sensitivity and scriptural capability, Van Vliet engages sincere questions, challenging objections, and real, w
REVIEW :
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