How to Grow in Christ - Kinneer, Jack D
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A clear and practical workbook for helping the believer to cultivate genuine spiritual growth in his or her life. Each chapter zeroes in on key biblical passages and how-to information for growth in a specific area--such as prayer, living by the Holy Spirit, profiting from the Bible, overcoming sin, loving others, enduring suffering, handling emotions, building a Christian marriage, and witnessing to others. Basic questions about each passage of Scripture enable you to discover clear implications for daily living. Each topic is summarized in a way that is both helpful and relevant. For the…mehr

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A clear and practical workbook for helping the believer to cultivate genuine spiritual growth in his or her life. Each chapter zeroes in on key biblical passages and how-to information for growth in a specific area--such as prayer, living by the Holy Spirit, profiting from the Bible, overcoming sin, loving others, enduring suffering, handling emotions, building a Christian marriage, and witnessing to others. Basic questions about each passage of Scripture enable you to discover clear implications for daily living. Each topic is summarized in a way that is both helpful and relevant. For the person who wants to know how to grow in Christ, this workbook will provide a valuable aid in individual use or in-group study.
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Jack D. Kinneer (MDiv, Westminster Theological Seminary; DMin, St. Vladimir's Orthodox Theological Seminary) is a minister in the Presbyterian Church in America. He served as a church planter and a pastor for sixteen years. He is the founder and Scholar in Residence at Echo Hills Christian Study Center, Indian Head, Pennsylvania, and adjunct professor of New Testament Studies at Reformed Presbyterian Theological Seminary in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.