Devoted To Jesus
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Jesus started His ministry saying, “Come, follow Me,” and finished it by saying, “Go, make disciples.”
Between these two challenges, His followers learned they could trust Him completely with every area of their lives.
From the writing team behind The Love Dare and The Battle Plan for Prayer, and the movie producers of The Forge and War Room, comes an exciting new resource for anyone who desires to grow spiritually and become an on-fire, all-in follower of Jesus.
Have you ever been personally discipled? Do you desire to walk closer to Jesus but wish someone would show you how? How can your faith become a thriving relationship instead of a religious duty? What are the keys to assurance of salvation, abiding in Christ, praying effectively, overcoming trials, and deeply loving others?
Packed with 52 topical chapters-ideal for reading daily or weekly-and presented with refreshing clarity, Devoted to Jesus is designed to help both new and mature believers grow together. This is a journey you’ll first want to experience yourself and then utilize to invest into others.
They first learned to be His disciples, then helped others as disciple-makers. . . and so can you.
SKU (ISBN): 9798384500728
Stephen Kendrick | Alex Kendrick
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: August 2024
Publisher: B and H Publishing Group
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