Called to Suffer: The Necessity of Suffering in Christian Formation in First Peter
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Called to Suffer: The Necessity of Suffering in Christian Formation in First Peter  -     By: Frans-Johan Pienaar

Called to Suffer: The Necessity of Suffering in Christian Formation in First Peter

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Title: Called to Suffer: The Necessity of Suffering in Christian Formation in First Peter
By: Frans-Johan Pienaar
Format: Paperback
Vendor: Wipf & Stock
Publication Date: 2022
Weight: 2 pounds
ISBN: 1666737518
ISBN-13: 9781666737516
Stock No: WW6737516

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"Frans-Johan Pienaar has tackled a topic that is often ignored and misunderstood, the topic of Christian suffering. In contrast to the popular view that suffering should be avoided at all costs, Pienaar's work demonstrates both the necessity and benefits of suffering from the biblical text. While this book is academic in nature, Pienaar's conclusions are relevant for the academy and the Church. I highly recommend the author's masterful treatment of this crucially important topic." -Scott Adams, Regent University

"Christian faith finds its deepest dimension in Christ-centered suffering. Frans-Johan Pienaar explores this Biblical truth and, through careful exegetical analysis and robust theological conversation, uncovers the clear message of 1 Peter for our time. His engaging and challenging book is a strong antidote to a Church beset by spiritual acedia and enamored by worldly promises of lust and greed." -Corne J. Bekker, Regent University

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