Salvation is more than a ticket to heaven, more than a judicial change of status. Spiritual wholeness is a journey; it is a walk with God.When the Hebrews traveled from Egypt, through the Sinai Desert, and into Canaan to possess their inheritance, they gave us an unforgettable description of a journey unmatched in all human history. Full of adventure, warfare, romance, temptation, rebellion, and surprise, their journey from bondage to freedom is one of the greatest stories ever told. The Journey to Spiritual Wholeness, however, is not just about their journey; it is about yours! Gently but firmly, Jesus himself is inviting you to come: “Follow me,” he says. This book serves as a kind of traveler’s aid for you on your spiritual journey. So pack your bags and get ready for an adventure like no other. Come on, let’s go!“I love this book.”—Matt Friedeman (John M. Case Professor of Evangelical Studies, Wesley Biblical Seminary)“Warm, engaging, readable, and enlightening.”—Dave Engbrecht (Senior Pastor, Nappanee Missionary Church, Indiana)“Careful, methodical, and incisive.” —Jerry B. Jenkins (Bestselling Author, Left Behind series)“I enthusiastically recommend this [book].”—Timothy C. Tennent (President, Asbury Theological Seminary)“You’ll never look at the Exodus story through the same lens again.”—Ron Mackey (Executive Director, Deerfoot Lodge)

Journey to Spiritual Wholeness: How the map of the Exodus illustrates our own spiritual journey

Religion & Spirituality

Key, Stan

Christian Books & Bibles

Francis Asbury Press

Who am I? 
Is there a God? 
If there is a God, what is he (she? it? they?) like? 
How did the universe begin? 
What’s the meaning of life? 
Why is there so much suffering? 
What does the future hold?\nThe book of Genesis was written precisely for people who ask big questions. By pointing to our origins, this amazing book explains our present and helps us anticipate our future. It tells the ancient stories of creation, the Garden of Eden, Cain and Abel, Noah and the flood, the tower of Babel, the call of Abraham, Jacob wrestling the angel, the rise of Joseph as prince over Egypt, and many more. However, the book of Genesis does more than offer interesting history; it enables us to understand why the world is the way it is and, at the same time, offers a solution to many of the world’s problems.

East of Eden: Finding Our Way Home

Francis Asbury Society

Cross Purposes: Dying to Get a Life

Revelation is the most frightening book of the Bible, yet the most encouraging. It depicts our world in its death throes as evil rulers persecute the people of God and thousands of believers are martyred for their faith. But in the midst of this carnage, Jesus Christ returns to win the nal victory over evil and death, then gather His people around Him for all eternity. Revelations horrible scenes of conict must not distract us from its glorious climax. We need to realize that its grisly descriptions of Armageddon and the Antichrist are not the central themes of Revelation. Instead this last book is about the glorious return of Jesus Christ. It is tting that the last word of the book is an invitation for all of us to arm our personal faith in the Lamb, Stan Key writes, for all that he is, all that he has done, and all that he will yet accomplish in the future. Despite all the disturbing things in the book of Revelation, The Last Word is an upliing Bible studya ray of divine hope for the darkest hour of our world.

The Last Word/Revelation/Key

Warner Press

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