40 Days With Jesus
by Anchor
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A refreshing and honest devotional from an inspiring church leader and poet
The character and life of Jesus Christ can be studied and reflected on every day of a Christian’s life. Because the topic is so overwhelming, some Christians forget to just be with Him. Duncan’s book serves as a reminder to set time aside to get to know the One who came to save the world.
Organized into short daily readings, each reflection is simple and straightforward and ends with a short prayer. Malcolm’s selections will warm the heart as well as challenge. He says:
My hope is that as you read, you’ll discover for the first time, or you will remember, just how central Jesus is to Christianity. You would be surprised how many people have forgotten that to be a Christian is to be a follower of Jesus Christ. Jesus didn’t come to establish a religion, he came to change lives and to deal with the barriers that exist between God and us. He came to save the world. Unfortunately, we Christians are very good at boxing him in. He doesn’t like boxes—they feel a little too like tombs and Jesus has a tendency to refuse to stay in those.
Inspiring and packed with educated insight, 40 Days with Jesus can be used in group settings, as a personal devotional, or as part of Lenten reflections.
The character and life of Jesus Christ can be studied and reflected on every day of a Christian’s life. Because the topic is so overwhelming, some Christians forget to just be with Him. Duncan’s book serves as a reminder to set time aside to get to know the One who came to save the world.
Organized into short daily readings, each reflection is simple and straightforward and ends with a short prayer. Malcolm’s selections will warm the heart as well as challenge. He says:
My hope is that as you read, you’ll discover for the first time, or you will remember, just how central Jesus is to Christianity. You would be surprised how many people have forgotten that to be a Christian is to be a follower of Jesus Christ. Jesus didn’t come to establish a religion, he came to change lives and to deal with the barriers that exist between God and us. He came to save the world. Unfortunately, we Christians are very good at boxing him in. He doesn’t like boxes—they feel a little too like tombs and Jesus has a tendency to refuse to stay in those.
Inspiring and packed with educated insight, 40 Days with Jesus can be used in group settings, as a personal devotional, or as part of Lenten reflections.
