Finding God in the Story of Amazing GraceAs the major motion picture hits theaters this spring, the best-selling coauthors of the Finding God series explore the true story of how God'TMs amazing grace ended the British slave trade. With profound reflections drawn from the lives of two men, William Wilberforce and John Newton, who wrote the beloved hymn, the authors reveal God'TMs grace in our everyday struggles and show how he uses even the smallest of events and weakest of individuals to implement his grander plan in this world. |
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I read this book and it was amazing. I love the way he talk about Grace in different stage of life. This is a book that has to be read with an open mind.
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Información bibliográfica
| Título | Finding God in the Story of Amazing Grace |
| Autores | Kurt D. Bruner, Jim Ware |
| Editor | Tyndale House Publishers, Inc., 2007 |
| ISBN | 1414311818, 9781414311814 |
| Largo | 172 páginas |
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