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Thank You, God! 241800

Thank You, God! 241800

Nothing shapes God's children like true worship, and nothing stunts our spiritual progress like holding distorted views of God. We may know how we ought to live and what we ought not to do. We may listen to great sermons and read wonderful Christian books. But lies about God will keep us from the life-giving depths of relationship with Him and will likewise keep us from becoming like Him.

Each of the thirty-one readings in Thank You, God! 241800 names a common distortion of who God is, followed by Scripture describing the truth about Him. They end with a prayer of refection and thanksgiving.

  • Written by John Coblentz
  • 140 pages
  • Paperback
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Thank You, God! 241800

Nothing shapes God's children like true worship, and nothing stunts our spiritual progress like holding distorted views of God. We may know how we ought to live and what we ought not to do. We may listen to great sermons and read wonderful Christian books. But lies about God will keep us from the life-giving depths of relationship with Him and will likewise keep us from becoming like Him.

Each of the thirty-one readings in Thank You, God! 241800 names a common distortion of who God is, followed by Scripture describing the truth about Him. They end with a prayer of refection and thanksgiving.

  • Written by John Coblentz
  • 140 pages
  • Paperback

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Nothing shapes God's children like true worship, and nothing stunts our spiritual progress like holding distorted views of God. We may know how we ought to live and what we ought not to do. We may listen to great sermons and read wonderful Christian books. But lies about God will keep us from the life-giving depths of relationship with Him and will likewise keep us from becoming like Him.

Each of the thirty-one readings in Thank You, God! 241800 names a common distortion of who God is, followed by Scripture describing the truth about Him. They end with a prayer of refection and thanksgiving.

  • Written by John Coblentz
  • 140 pages
  • Paperback