Knowing And Enjoying God
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This far from ordinary devotional encourages readers to develop daily spiritual disciplines in key areas of their faith, including prayer, Bible reading, worship, and more.
For years, writer Tim Challies has been posting spiritual insights from influential Christian thought leaders, helping his thousands of online followers mature in their faith. Now these inspirations are yours to discover in this one-of-a-kind devotional.
This curated collection of quotes, along with stunning photography and corresponding devotions from Tim, challenges you to cultivate consistent spiritual habits, including…
*Prayer
*Bible reading
*Worship
*Evangelism
*Fasting
*Silence and solitude
*Gratitude
*Stewardship
If you desire to become more disciplined in your daily walk with Christ, Words from the Wise offers you small and simple opportunities to grow your faith in extraordinary ways.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780736983853
ISBN10: 0736983856
Tim Challies | Illustrator: Jules Koblun
Binding: Cloth Text
Published: September 2021
Words From The Wise
Publisher: Harvest House Publishers
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