Latte With Luke (Student/Study Guide)
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The author of the New Testament book known to us as the Gospel of Luke records many events in the life of Jesus that only Jesus’s mother and those who traveled with Jesus could have revealed. In this seven-week exploration of the life of Christ as explored by Luke, readers catch a glimpse of how much God despises pride and legalism and how much he loves the vulnerable, the religious outsider, and the repentant sinner. Luke answers a key question about Jesus: What kind of Savior is the Son of Man? And his answer: The one who came to seek and save the lost (Luke 19:10).
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SKU (ISBN): 9781617155659
ISBN10: 1617155659
Sandra Glahn
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: July 2022
Coffee Cup Bible Studies
Publisher: AMG Publishers
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