GOD'S CHILD Like a Tree
"The definitive work on Psalm 1."
~ Ronald B. Allen, Senior Professor of Bible Exposition, Dallas Theological Seminary
Psalm 1:3
Practical Insights for Christian Growth!
New and mature Christians will find meaningful ways to speed their growth process of becoming more Christ-like. This book is extremely relevant to today’s culture.
Common to all the Christian Concepts Series books… • Intensely practical for today’s Christian • Enjoyable and entertaining reading • Full of richness about little understood Scripture passages• Teaches profound truth in simple language through the use of analogy• Appreciated by all levels of spiritual maturity • Short, easy-to-read sections – ideal reading for the person “on the go”• Described as “Inspirational Doctrine” and “Living Theology” • “Think and Grow” questions for group study or personal contemplation
The "Think and Grow" section at the end of the chapters includes significant material for additional study by groups or individuals. Are you unsure you are operating at your full Christian life potential? If so, this book is for you! This is an intensely practical book for Christians of all maturity levels!
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Reader Response (to an earlier version) Ronald B. Allen, Senior Professor of Bible Exposition, Dallas Theological Seminary ~ The definitive work on Psalm 1. Mr. Russell has a tremendous gift for analogy. The most impressive thing is the way he has built off of existing undeniable Scriptural concepts. I am very impressed with his use of certain Scriptures, such as with regard to trees being deceptive in appearance. ... His work is very interesting, very clear, and intensely practical.
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