Living Well & The Cross in Four Words
Living Well: The book of Proverbs presents a treasure of godly insights for successfully navigating everyday life. Living Well: God’s Wisdom from the Book of Proverbs explores these invaluable lessons, which come directly from God and have endured for three thousand years.
Organized by topic, Living Well unpacks more than forty subjects that are addressed in Proverbs. Across ten easy-to-read chapters, Living Well will lead you subject by subject through God’s instructions relating to essential areas of life like interpersonal relationships, handling finances, marriage, parenting, and work. You’ll also explore warnings related to the power of words and the danger of pride. Importantly and helpfully, Living Well frames all of this profitable wisdom in a way that makes it easy to assimilate God’s rich instruction into modern life by offering examples that relate to our contemporary world.
The Cross in Four Words: The cross of Christ stands at the center of the Christian faith. In fact, the preaching and ministry of the early Christians were dominated by the theme of Christ crucified. The book The Cross in Four Words surveys the whole of Scripture to help us gain a better understanding of God’s vast accomplishments through the cross—and what these accomplishments mean for each of us personally.
By tracing the line of God’s redemptive plan through all of Scripture, beginning in the early chapters of the Old Testament, The Cross in Four Words unpacks the specific blessings we’re given individually when we trust in Christ for our salvation. In the book’s four concise chapters, three contributing authors each offer their well-studied insights to show us how the Old Testament foreshadowed God’s redemptive plan centuries before its fulfillment at Calvary.
The Cross in Four Words is a brief book, but it’s rich with profound truths that offer both new believers and longtime Christians many stirring insights into the vast blessings that are ours through the cross.
“This is a really helpful book that I will be sharing widely. I read it in a single sitting and took a lot of notes.” —Alistair Begg
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Living Well: The book of Proverbs presents a treasure of godly insights for successfully navigating everyday life. Living Well: God’s Wisdom from the Book of Proverbs explores these invaluable lessons, which come directly from God and have endured for three thousand years.
Organized by topic, Living Well unpacks more than forty subjects that are addressed in Proverbs. Across ten easy-to-read chapters, Living Well will lead you subject by subject through God’s instructions relating to essential areas of life like interpersonal relationships, handling finances, marriage, parenting, and work. You’ll also explore warnings related to the power of words and the danger of pride. Importantly and helpfully, Living Well frames all of this profitable wisdom in a way that makes it easy to assimilate God’s rich instruction into modern life by offering examples that relate to our contemporary world.
The Cross in Four Words: The cross of Christ stands at the center of the Christian faith. In fact, the preaching and ministry of the early Christians were dominated by the theme of Christ crucified. The book The Cross in Four Words surveys the whole of Scripture to help us gain a better understanding of God’s vast accomplishments through the cross—and what these accomplishments mean for each of us personally.
By tracing the line of God’s redemptive plan through all of Scripture, beginning in the early chapters of the Old Testament, The Cross in Four Words unpacks the specific blessings we’re given individually when we trust in Christ for our salvation. In the book’s four concise chapters, three contributing authors each offer their well-studied insights to show us how the Old Testament foreshadowed God’s redemptive plan centuries before its fulfillment at Calvary.
The Cross in Four Words is a brief book, but it’s rich with profound truths that offer both new believers and longtime Christians many stirring insights into the vast blessings that are ours through the cross.
“This is a really helpful book that I will be sharing widely. I read it in a single sitting and took a lot of notes.” —Alistair Begg