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|  | | Are We There Yet?
Follow God’s roadmap to his kingdom on earth in Are We There Yet?, a user-friendly guide to living this life as God intended.
Popular contemporary theology teaches that we live a life apart from God, we accept his promise of forgiveness and salvation, and we hang on through the rest of life until Jesus returns to transport us away from all of this to a place of paradise. We remain right where we are but we hang on desperately to the promise of relief somewhere else; one day Jesus will lead us away to heaven to avoid the trials and tribulations of this world.
Jesus taught something radically different: this life on earth is meant to be lived as a preview of eternity. Earth isn’t heaven, but according to Jesus | |  | | That Was Yesterday: Stories from the Past and Their Relevance for Today
That Was Yesterday is a unique blend of story-telling and practical guidance for living life the way God intended. Author Jeff Copelan brings familiar and not-so-familiar people from the Bible to life and uses their stories to guide readers through real-life decisions today.
That Was Yesterday tells the stories of Biblical personalities by taking what the Bible says and filling in the blanks, recreating them into people who might live next door or be in tomorrow's news. Read the stories of:
David, second-guessing God's call to action;
Rahab, as the last of her people, a stranger among the Israelites;
The rich young man, as he wrestles with Jesus' requirements to join His ministry;
The Samaritan woman, with Jesus at the village well;
And many more!
That Was Yesterday offers practical Biblical insights to smooth out the rough patches so many of us encounter in this life. Ponder the decisions, the successes and the mistakes, of some of God's hand-picked people. You'll want to share this timeless wisdom with your friends, coworkers, and loved ones-anyone who could use a helping hand.
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The Easy Study Bible: Mark
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 Finally! Understand and learn from the New Testament Book of Mark.
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