Grace Abounds - Deutschlander, Daniel
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What do Christians believe? Christianity is one of the top five religions in the world. But if you're a Christian and someone asked you what makes Christianity different from the other four (Judaism, Islam, Hinduism, and Buddhism), what would you say? What do Christians believe and teach? All Christian teaching is rooted in what God says in his Word--the Bible. In Grace Abounds, author Daniel Deutschlander goes straight to this ultimate source and lets the Bible have the final word as he examines the teachings that define Christianity. The two main arguments that Deutschlander brings out in…mehr

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What do Christians believe? Christianity is one of the top five religions in the world. But if you're a Christian and someone asked you what makes Christianity different from the other four (Judaism, Islam, Hinduism, and Buddhism), what would you say? What do Christians believe and teach? All Christian teaching is rooted in what God says in his Word--the Bible. In Grace Abounds, author Daniel Deutschlander goes straight to this ultimate source and lets the Bible have the final word as he examines the teachings that define Christianity. The two main arguments that Deutschlander brings out in this book as he explains what Christians believe and teach are: 1. Every teaching in Christianity is related to God's saving grace, or love, in Christ Jesus. 2. Every teaching in Christianity is practical for every believer's faith and life. If you're wondering how to respond to the question of what Christianity is all about, this engaging book will serve as a helpful reference for you and will strengthen and reaffirm your faith and trust in Jesus.
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Professor Daniel Deutschlander served several churches as a pastor, as well as teaching high school and college in the subjects of German, history, religion, and philosophy. He was an occasional guest lecturer at Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary in Mequon, WI in addition to conducting preaching workshops and other pastoral conference presentations. He authored numerous doctrinal essays and papers and wrote several books published by Northwestern Publishing House. He went to his heavenly home in October 2020.