Who Is This Jesus?: The Gospel of John (Chapters 1-15) (Journey)

Shaver, Charles "Chic"

ISBN 10: 0834125021 ISBN 13: 9780834125025

Verlag: BEACON HILL PR, 2009

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He turns water into wine. He makes food multiply. He heals the dying. He has incredible insight. And people follow Him wherever He goes.Everyone seems to know that this Jesus is something special. Yet, the question persists: Who is this Jesus?With this challenging Bible study, you will discover the man and the God behind the name. Designed to help small groups improve their knowledge of the Word of God, this six-week study explores the first fifteen chapters of the Gospel of John. In it, you will find meaning and understanding from the life and words of Jesus as you develop a supportive and encouraging small-group fellowship.Take this incredible journey and meet Jesus, who can fulfill your needs before you ask, give you reason to believe when all else fails, and bring you life everlasting.

Biografía del autor:

Charles 'Chic' Shaver's ministry in the Church of the Nazarene is extensive and powerful. It has included the planting and pastoring of two home churches, full-time evangelism, and preaching in camp meetings and at all 10 Nazarene academic institutions in the USA and Canada. Dr. Shaver has conducted over 700 preaching missions and preached at the headquarters of the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association. He has taught evangelism in Johannesburg, South Africa; Manila, Philippines; Seoul, Korea; and Moscow, Russia. Presently he preaches across the USA and Canada as a commissioned evangelist.Dr. Shaver has degrees from Dartmouth College, Nazarene Theological Seminary, and Fuller Seminary. He has written 11 books, and his BASIC BIBLE STUDIES series has sold over 670,000 copies in English and are used interdenominationally.To read more about Chic Shaver, click here.

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• Verlag: BEACON HILL PR
• Erscheinungsdatum: 2009
• ISBN 10: 0834125021
• ISBN 13: 9780834125025
• Einband: Folleto
• Anzahl der Seiten: 64