Fred Willis

They Saw Him First (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

"They Saw Him First" doesn't only answer the question of why nearby shepherds were the first to see Jesus as a baby, it is a continuation of the purpose conversated initiated by Fred Willis' "The Journey to Genesis". In this book, Willis answers the who, what, where and why these shepherds were special and crucial to the birth of Christ. This isn't exactly a Christmas book, but set against the backdrop of Christmas, the message of being chosen for a special purpose is the primary touchpoint conveyed within each chapter. There are some messages the Lord gives you to speak and some experiences only you can share and in this book, we learn acceptance of that and embrace it. No one else knew what the shepherds knew because no one else had experienced it! This book will also encourage us to look again at Christ at Christmas to see the cross at Christmas but before we do that, we will look again at ourselves to find purpose in our lives experiences. What has God given you that only you can do? What has He given you to say that only you can say? The message of the shepherds was bolstered by their experience. They saw what (and who) they saw and knew perfectly well what they knew! Our life's purpose is as unique as we are, and nothing can change that! In fact, God has already placed many of us near it-just as He did with the shepherds! As you read "They Saw Him First", I want you to take another look at Christ and then at yourself. Just as much as the Christmas story is the beginning, I want readers to themselves experience a new beginning as they embrace newness of life in Christ and embrace God's purpose in theirs. ¿

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Mighty Pen Publishing
• Erscheinungstermin: 14. Dezember 2020
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781735175584
• Artikelnr.: 61157000