Prizing His Passion: Why the Death of Jesus Christ Should Matter to You . . . a Forty-Six-Day Journey

Oldfield, John S

ISBN 10: 1532671431 / ISBN 13: 9781532671432

Edité par Resource Publications (CA), 2019

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• Titre: Prizing His Passion: Why the Death of Jesus Christ Should Matter to You . . . a Forty-Six-Day Journey
• Éditeur: Resource Publications (CA)
• Date de parution: 2019
• Langue: anglais
• ISBN à 10 chiffres: 1532671431
• ISBN à 13 chiffres: 9781532671432
• Reliure: Couverture rigide
• État de l'article: New

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Ideal for Lent, but useful at any season and on any reading schedule, Prizing His Passion will help both the curious and the committed to grasp the immense significance of the sufferings of Jesus of Nazareth on behalf of sin-plagued humans. Approaching the relevant biblical truths from multiple angles, it will provide you with a deeper understanding of what He experienced and said during the hours that culminated in His death on a first-century Roman cross. It will reveal the reality and relevance of it all for you as you struggle to find your spiritual footing here in the twenty-first century. Godspeed as you travel the road to Golgotha, to Calvary!

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John Oldfield, a graduate of the College of Wooster and Denver Seminary, was a pastor for over forty-one years--in rural, urban, and suburban communities. He and his wife Dagmar planted Yorktowne Chapel in center-city York, Pennsylvania "from scratch" and pastored it for twenty-eight years. With unusual transparency, he tells that story in his book, How to Empty a Church: The Manual. Due, in part, to the impact of the Passion of Jesus Christ upon his own heart and life, he has also written Prizing His Passion: Why the Death of Jesus Christ Should Matter to You . . . A Forty-Six-Day Journey. The producer of a weekly radio program for over twenty-six years and a police chaplain for twenty-five years, he likes biking, peppermint-stick ice cream, and TV cop shows. A widower, he has four children, six grandchildren, and one great-grandson. After eleven years in metro-Phoenix, Arizona, he resides again in York.