21 Days of Grace
Stories that Celebrate God's Unconditional Love
Fiction & Literature, Religious, Nonfiction, Religion & Spirituality, Christianity, Christian Life, Short Stories
| Author: | Kathy Ide | ISBN: | 9781424550265 |
| Publisher: | BroadStreet Publishing Group, LLC | Publication: | June 1, 2015 |
| Imprint: | Broadstreet Publishing Group, LLC | Language: | English |
| Author: | Kathy Ide |
| ISBN: | 9781424550265 |
| Publisher: | BroadStreet Publishing Group, LLC |
| Publication: | June 1, 2015 |
| Imprint: | Broadstreet Publishing Group, LLC |
| Language: | English |
Christians have long loved devotionals, but today’s Christians are also developing a strong love for fiction. They want to read stories about characters they can relate to, who experience situations similar to their own, and learn from those examples how to live out their faith. For them, life lessons are more easily absorbed this way.
21 Days of Grace fits all of these needs. It is a collection of engaging, inspirational short fiction stories written by new, intermediate, and well-known authors including Angela Hunt, Deborah Raney, Cindy Woodsmall, Cecil Murphey, Robin Bayne, and more.
Like Jesus’ parables, these stories deal with important life issues in a subtle, unpressured manner. And, as Jesus did, the authors follow up with life applications based on the stories, suggesting how the inherent lessons can be applied to the reader’s daily life.
Christians have long loved devotionals, but today’s Christians are also developing a strong love for fiction. They want to read stories about characters they can relate to, who experience situations similar to their own, and learn from those examples how to live out their faith. For them, life lessons are more easily absorbed this way.
21 Days of Grace fits all of these needs. It is a collection of engaging, inspirational short fiction stories written by new, intermediate, and well-known authors including Angela Hunt, Deborah Raney, Cindy Woodsmall, Cecil Murphey, Robin Bayne, and more.
Like Jesus’ parables, these stories deal with important life issues in a subtle, unpressured manner. And, as Jesus did, the authors follow up with life applications based on the stories, suggesting how the inherent lessons can be applied to the reader’s daily life.
