How Do You Know That You Are Accepted... When You Fail And Don't Do Good?
Nonfiction, Religion & Spirituality, Christianity, Christian Life
| Author: | Jack Exum | ISBN: | 9781310774843 |
| Publisher: | Jack Exum | Publication: | January 22, 2015 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Jack Exum |
| ISBN: | 9781310774843 |
| Publisher: | Jack Exum |
| Publication: | January 22, 2015 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
In this book, you will find hope, by walking in the sandals of Simon Peter and ‘experiencing’ what he experienced.
Jesus shows us God the Father, but who do the disciples of Jesus show us? Many say, “They show us Jesus!” This has been a critical mistake and made a big difference in the way we look at everyday Christianity. The fact is that Jesus shows us the Father, and the disciples of Jesus, show us “US!”
How Jesus called, taught, corrected, rebuked and prayed for, and restored the disciples, and even Simon Peter, stands out as a bright light of hope in our discouraging world. Often we see our failures as un-get-over-able, unforgivable, and in no way can we be accepted much less forgiven. NOTHING COULD BE FURTHER FROM THE TRUTH!
As you read this hope-filled book, taken straight from the scriptures, (with a little imagination added by the author), you will find yourself hard pressed to lay it aside until you have finished. This is because of the hunger that all seek just to be “accepted.” The little children’s song we all learned growing up, “Jesus Loves Me,” is more than a song, it is absolutely true! The fact that there is not one sin that cannot be forgiven is equally true. The hope for Peter is the hope offered to you in Jesus…and it is the same for everyone.
In this book, you will find one man’s confrontation with Jesus Christ, and through his eyes, and feelings, victories and failures, see yourself in many ways, but never will you see yourself as beyond the reach of this loving Savior. “The past is the past,” and in Jesus forgiveness is not only found, it is assured, and with it, the realization that you are accepted, and can grow in His marvelous grace with the encouragement to “Go on, Go on, Go on.”
“How can I know I am accepted… when I fail and don’t do good?” Read on and see!
In this book, you will find hope, by walking in the sandals of Simon Peter and ‘experiencing’ what he experienced.
Jesus shows us God the Father, but who do the disciples of Jesus show us? Many say, “They show us Jesus!” This has been a critical mistake and made a big difference in the way we look at everyday Christianity. The fact is that Jesus shows us the Father, and the disciples of Jesus, show us “US!”
How Jesus called, taught, corrected, rebuked and prayed for, and restored the disciples, and even Simon Peter, stands out as a bright light of hope in our discouraging world. Often we see our failures as un-get-over-able, unforgivable, and in no way can we be accepted much less forgiven. NOTHING COULD BE FURTHER FROM THE TRUTH!
As you read this hope-filled book, taken straight from the scriptures, (with a little imagination added by the author), you will find yourself hard pressed to lay it aside until you have finished. This is because of the hunger that all seek just to be “accepted.” The little children’s song we all learned growing up, “Jesus Loves Me,” is more than a song, it is absolutely true! The fact that there is not one sin that cannot be forgiven is equally true. The hope for Peter is the hope offered to you in Jesus…and it is the same for everyone.
In this book, you will find one man’s confrontation with Jesus Christ, and through his eyes, and feelings, victories and failures, see yourself in many ways, but never will you see yourself as beyond the reach of this loving Savior. “The past is the past,” and in Jesus forgiveness is not only found, it is assured, and with it, the realization that you are accepted, and can grow in His marvelous grace with the encouragement to “Go on, Go on, Go on.”
“How can I know I am accepted… when I fail and don’t do good?” Read on and see!
