Perseverance : 6 Studies Based On A Long Obedience In The Same Direction
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1. Repentance/Psalm 120
2. Help/Psalm 124
3. Joy/Psalm 126
4. Patience/Psalm 129
5. Hope/Psalm 130
6. Faith/Psalm 132
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When the going gets tough, what does a Christian do?
This world is no friend to grace. God has given us some resources, however. As we grow in character qualities like hope, patience, repentance and joy, we will grow in our ability to persevere. The biblical passage in these studies offer encouragement to continue in the path Christ has set forth for us.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780830820108
Eugene Peterson
Binding: Saddle Stitch
Published: January 2000
Christian Basics
Publisher: InterVarsity Press
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