Growing in Christ - eBook

By: J.I. Packer

Crossway Books / 1994 / ePub

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Renew the essentials of your faith! Originally published as "I Want to Be Christian," Packer outlines the core tenets and practices of the Christian faith. He examines traditional and Biblical evidence for such subjects as baptism, conversion and prayer. Ideal for a newer Christian or for group study Packer will help you understand your faith, enabling you to grow in Christ. 288 softcover from Crossway.

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Format: DRM Free ePub
Vendor: Crossway Books
Publication Date: 1994

ISBN: 9781433520358
ISBN-13: 9781433520358
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Growing in Christ explains just that—how to grow in Christ. As this book shows, we mature spiritually by carefully learning and thoughtfully living the essentials of the Christian faith that are too often taken for granted or overlooked in our daily lives.

These essentials—so beautifully summarized in the Apostle's Creed, the Lord's Prayer, and the Ten Commandments—provide the heart of the book, which Dr. Packer explores and applies to daily life in a clear and refreshing way. Study questions and Bible passages follow each chapter for further individual or group study.

Speaking to Christians of all backgrounds and denominations, the newly converted as well as the lifelong believer, Dr. Packer reminds us that Christianity is not instinctive. Ours is a faith that must be learned, and we must never stop striving to mature.