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The Discipleship Book

The Five Responses to the Problem of Evil


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This is an unedited excerpt from my upcoming book with Crossway: The Discipleship Book: Now That I Am a Christian. Chapter title: “Pain and Suffering” (book name and title tentative). The overwhelming majority of Christians who suffer with significant doubts in their faith do so due to the pain and suffering they experience in their [...]

The Discipleship Book – An Introduction


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This book will be written chapter-by-chapter through the Parchment & Pen blog. The printed form of the book will be released in connection with the DVD/Workbook study entitled: The Discipleship Program. A projected release date is May 2011. Can a book, workbook or DVD Study make you a mature disciple of Jesus? It would be [...]

 

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