God's Outrageous Claims Discover what They Mean for You
by Lee Strobel
Did you know that God's rules on sex can liberate you? Or that a dose of doubt can strength your faith? Take the Bible seriously and you'll discover that God makes some pretty amazing claims about you - and about what he wants to do in your life. God's Outrageous Claims examines thirteen important assertions that can transform your life into an adventure of faith, growth, and lasting fulfillment. Discover how to grow in virtue, relate to others with authenticity, and make a real difference in the midst of a chaotic culture.
ReligionBiblical StudiesChristian LivingPersonal Growth
RELEASED2007
PUBLISHERWalker Large Print
LENGTH423
LANGUAGEEN
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Lee Strobel has a journalism degree from the University of Missouri and a Master of Studies in Law degree from Yale Law School, and was the award-winning legal editor of the Chicago Tribune and a spiritual skeptic until 1981. Now a strong Christian, he focuses his books on apologetic topics. His books include four Gold Medallion winners and the 2005 Christian Book of the Year (coauthored with Garry Poole). He and his wife live in Colorado.
God's Outrageous Claims Discover what They Mean for You
by Lee Strobel
Did you know that God's rules on sex can liberate you? Or that a dose of doubt can strength your faith? Take the Bible seriously and you'll discover that God makes some pretty amazing claims about you - and about what he wants to do in your life. God's Outrageous Claims examines thirteen important assertions that can transform your life into an adventure of faith, growth, and lasting fulfillment. Discover how to grow in virtue, relate to others with authenticity, and make a real difference in the midst of a chaotic culture.
ReligionBiblical StudiesChristian LivingPersonal Growth
RELEASED2007
PUBLISHERWalker Large Print
LENGTH423
LANGUAGEEN
Lee Strobel has a journalism degree from the University of Missouri and a Master of Studies in Law degree from Yale Law School, and was the award-winning legal editor of the Chicago Tribune and a spiritual skeptic until 1981. Now a strong Christian, he focuses his books on apologetic topics. His books include four Gold Medallion winners and the 2005 Christian Book of the Year (coauthored with Garry Poole). He and his wife live in Colorado.
