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As He Said

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Paul and Mary Watson have lived a peaceful life together in their town of Kingstown. Paul has preached at a local evangelical church for the past twenty years. Mary has been an able helpmeet at his side. Together they have raised a family and are comfortable in their life as the head of their family.

Adam is a young single male who has attended the same church. He has listened to Paul’s sermons his entire life. Adam has been a member of the church for his entire childhood. Of late however, Adam has new questions. Those questions are not being answered to Adam’s satisfaction by Brother Paul.

Gavin is a local teenager who identifies as a Christian and who participates in the local high school Bible club. He has a younger sister who is a cheerleader in that school. They both were born and raised in this same community. Their parents both have successful careers and are leaders in the community.

What happens in a community of friends and neighbors when new rules are introduced? What effect do these new rules have on faith and fellowship? How can the acts of outside hostile forces affect a community and its people? And can these forces successfully change long-held beliefs and practices? Can beliefs and practices that have been held for over two thousand years be erased and new rules written?

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Covenant Books
Date
18 August 2020
Pages
96
ISBN
9781644683453

This title is printed to order. This book may have been self-published. If so, we cannot guarantee the quality of the content. In the main most books will have gone through the editing process however some may not. We therefore suggest that you be aware of this before ordering this book. If in doubt check either the author or publisher’s details as we are unable to accept any returns unless they are faulty. Please contact us if you have any questions.

Paul and Mary Watson have lived a peaceful life together in their town of Kingstown. Paul has preached at a local evangelical church for the past twenty years. Mary has been an able helpmeet at his side. Together they have raised a family and are comfortable in their life as the head of their family.

Adam is a young single male who has attended the same church. He has listened to Paul’s sermons his entire life. Adam has been a member of the church for his entire childhood. Of late however, Adam has new questions. Those questions are not being answered to Adam’s satisfaction by Brother Paul.

Gavin is a local teenager who identifies as a Christian and who participates in the local high school Bible club. He has a younger sister who is a cheerleader in that school. They both were born and raised in this same community. Their parents both have successful careers and are leaders in the community.

What happens in a community of friends and neighbors when new rules are introduced? What effect do these new rules have on faith and fellowship? How can the acts of outside hostile forces affect a community and its people? And can these forces successfully change long-held beliefs and practices? Can beliefs and practices that have been held for over two thousand years be erased and new rules written?

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Covenant Books
Date
18 August 2020
Pages
96
ISBN
9781644683453