God Breaks His Silence: A Study Guide for Christmas
Everything about this time is grand. Andy Williams was right: it is the most wonderful time of the year. From the Christian�s perspective, this time is particularly special because we celebrate the coming of our Lord, Jesus. Beyond the Santa exploits and arguments over nativity displays in public, there is a culminating atmosphere that directs all of our senses toward Christ.

It has become easier each year to forget what the season is all about. There�s the hustle in buying, the traffic in the streets, and that irritated lady who mouths off to the store clerk when they run out of Elmos. So many things can distract us from�pardon the clich�the reason for the season.

If we can prepare ourselves ahead, this time of the year can be wonderfully useful to our families. We have to be intentional. We have to take advantage of the sights, sounds, and smells, and use them to stir our affections toward heaven.

This short study guide is aimed at doing just that. It focuses on two different stories about two different people from two different cities who respond two different ways to one similar message�salvation is coming.
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God Breaks His Silence: A Study Guide for Christmas
Everything about this time is grand. Andy Williams was right: it is the most wonderful time of the year. From the Christian�s perspective, this time is particularly special because we celebrate the coming of our Lord, Jesus. Beyond the Santa exploits and arguments over nativity displays in public, there is a culminating atmosphere that directs all of our senses toward Christ.

It has become easier each year to forget what the season is all about. There�s the hustle in buying, the traffic in the streets, and that irritated lady who mouths off to the store clerk when they run out of Elmos. So many things can distract us from�pardon the clich�the reason for the season.

If we can prepare ourselves ahead, this time of the year can be wonderfully useful to our families. We have to be intentional. We have to take advantage of the sights, sounds, and smells, and use them to stir our affections toward heaven.

This short study guide is aimed at doing just that. It focuses on two different stories about two different people from two different cities who respond two different ways to one similar message�salvation is coming.
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God Breaks His Silence: A Study Guide for Christmas

God Breaks His Silence: A Study Guide for Christmas

by Jacob Abshire
God Breaks His Silence: A Study Guide for Christmas

God Breaks His Silence: A Study Guide for Christmas

by Jacob Abshire

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Everything about this time is grand. Andy Williams was right: it is the most wonderful time of the year. From the Christian�s perspective, this time is particularly special because we celebrate the coming of our Lord, Jesus. Beyond the Santa exploits and arguments over nativity displays in public, there is a culminating atmosphere that directs all of our senses toward Christ.

It has become easier each year to forget what the season is all about. There�s the hustle in buying, the traffic in the streets, and that irritated lady who mouths off to the store clerk when they run out of Elmos. So many things can distract us from�pardon the clich�the reason for the season.

If we can prepare ourselves ahead, this time of the year can be wonderfully useful to our families. We have to be intentional. We have to take advantage of the sights, sounds, and smells, and use them to stir our affections toward heaven.

This short study guide is aimed at doing just that. It focuses on two different stories about two different people from two different cities who respond two different ways to one similar message�salvation is coming.

Product Details

BN ID: 2940150560499
Publisher: Lucid Books
Publication date: 11/20/2014
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
File size: 985 KB
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