At The Crossroads
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John the Baptist sits in a dungeon, wondering, “Was Jesus really the One?”
Knowing she can no longer hide her son, Jochebed struggles to place her baby, Moses, into a basket and his life into God’s hands.
Joseph battles feelings of humiliation and betrayal while wondering what he could possibly offer the Messiah.
Most of us have never had superhuman strength or slain a giant with a slingshot. But like the heroes of the Bible, we eventually all find ourselves at a crossroads where we need to make hard choices. To obey God or turn away. To trust God or give in to fear. To accept God’s sovereignty, even when we don’t understand Him.
The monologues in “At the Crossroads” portray familiar people from the Bible at crossroads of their own, facing challenges and choices that in many ways mirror our own.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781486617302
ISBN10: 1486617301
Carla Martin
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: September 2018
Publisher: Word Alive Press
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