The Message Promise Book

Name: The Message Promise Book
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Eugene H. Peterson

2014年2月 · NavPress

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The Message of God is full of promise.

Stress. Money. Work. Self-Image. Loneliness. We deal with issues like these in our day-to-day lives. And we're bombarded by messages about how to respond to them. But what does God have to say about how we should face life's challenges?

The Message Promise Book addresses 80 topics with over 800 hope-filled Bible verses, arranged by subject and easy to navigate. You'll discover what Scripture says about the situation you're facing right now. This makes a great pocket-sized companion for you, a hope-filled gift for a friend, or a resource for your whole church to remember God's promises.

The Message Promise Book will help you consider life from God's perspective, with his Word expressed in everyday language that you can easily understand and apply to your situation.

The Message of God is full of promise. Stress. Money. Work. Self-Image. Loneliness. We deal with issues like these in our day-to-day lives. And we're bombarded by messages about how to respond to them. But what does God have to say about how we should face life's challenges? The Message Promise ...

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EUGENE H. PETERSON is a writer, poet, and retired pastor. He has authored more than thirty-four books (not including The Message). He is Professor Emeritus of Spiritual Theology at Regent College in Vancouver, British Columbia. Eugene also founded Christ Our King Presbyterian Church in Bel Air, Maryland, where he ministered for twenty-nine years. After teaching at a seminary, he created The Message, a vibrant Bible paraphrase that connects with today's readers like no other. It took Peterson ten years to complete. He worked not from any English text but from the original Hebrew and Greek texts to guarantee authenticity. At the same time, his ear was always tuned to the cadence and energy of the English spoken every day on the streets. He lives with his wife, Jan, in Montana.