Supremely Good - Hallman, Doug
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When asked what they know about the Bible, most people will tell you that David killed Goliath, Sampson got a haircut, Adam and Eve eat the apple, and Jesus was born in Bethlehem on Christmas morning. The Bible is filled with interesting, fascinating and inspiring stories, but there is a theme running through the pages of the Bible that most people miss. There are foundational ideas that describe God's relationship with humanity. What is God prepared to do for us? What does God want from us? These foundational texts are found throughout both the Old and New Testaments and paint a wonderful, hopeful picture of how God intends our life to be.…mehr

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When asked what they know about the Bible, most people will tell you that David killed Goliath, Sampson got a haircut, Adam and Eve eat the apple, and Jesus was born in Bethlehem on Christmas morning. The Bible is filled with interesting, fascinating and inspiring stories, but there is a theme running through the pages of the Bible that most people miss. There are foundational ideas that describe God's relationship with humanity. What is God prepared to do for us? What does God want from us? These foundational texts are found throughout both the Old and New Testaments and paint a wonderful, hopeful picture of how God intends our life to be.
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Doug Hallman, DMin, is an ordained elder in the Florida Conference of the United Methodist Church. Dr. Hallman has served numerous churches in Florida and has been a college chaplain and teacher at Florida Southern College in Lakeland. Rev. Hallman, along with his wife, RayaSue, have also served as missionaries through the United Methodist General Board of Global Ministries in Venezuela and Jamaica. The Hallmans are retired and living in Lakeland, Florida.