Incomparable : 50 Days With Jesus
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Whatever you think about Jesus, He is more.
Incomparably more.
Get to know this Jesus by joining beloved author and Bible teacher Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth on a fifty-day journey, inspired by J. Oswald Sanders’ classic volume, The Incomparable Christ, to explore His one-of-a-kind story. From heaven to earth. From birth to death. From resurrection to right this minute. From before time to all time.
In these meditations, you’ll spend time reflecting on the person of Christ–His humanity, divinity, childhood, adulthood, and more. You’ll consider the work and words of Christ. And you’ll contemplate His preexistence, prayer life, majestic silence, anguish, atoning work, post-resurrection ministry, and promised second coming.
Find in Jesus–fully God and fully Man–everything you will ever need. He alone is able to save you to the end and understands you to the core. Able to forgive and befriend you, challenge and change you.
This book can be used at any time of the year but serves as an ideal devotional companion for the season leading up to and immediately following Easter.
As you walk through these days, you will be reminded that there is no one else like Jesus. He is quite simply . . . Incomparable.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780802429537
ISBN10: 080242953X
Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth
Binding: Cloth Text
Published: January 2024
Publisher: Moody Publishers
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