Jesus Christ, His Life and Mine: The Story of Jesus and How It Applies to Us in the Twitter Era

Discover Christ's Power (without a Ph.D. in Bible Studies)

What if you could witness the life of Jesus from His birth to resurrection--as if you were there?

And imagine a personal tour guide helping you understand and apply His story to your toughest problems in this overwhelming age.

Twenty years in the making, Jesus Christ, His Life and Mine reflects R. Christian Bohlen's award-winning skills as an instructional designer plus his thirty years in ministry and church leadership, resulting in this uniquely easy-to-read experience with Jesus Christ, the Son of God. Carefully researched and biblically based, this non-denominational book is suitable for all Christians, Bible study group participants, your family members, and friends.

You'll love how this modern approach to practical faith helps you:

• Find more connections between you and Jesus than you thought possible.
• Double-down on your commitment to believe in Jesus (and learn how).
• Use a powerful visualization technique to love and follow Jesus more.
• Get energy into your spiritual life (instead of religion in a rut).
• Learn how you can consistently rise above the negativity around you.

Bonus: For those who struggle with the idea of faith, there's a special chapter with fresh points to ponder and non-judgmental recommendations.

Start reading now and feel the power of Christ grow in your life.

You'll find out why readers are saying . . .

". . . all my questions are being answered."

". . . if there were six stars I would give it a six . . . not preachy in the least."

". . . best articulated resource I have read in a long time for understanding the life of Jesus and practical ways I can live out my faith."

". . . never made me feel dumb . . . or not a good Christian."

". . . each chapter made me want to follow Jesus more fully."

". . . incredibly well-written."

Available in audiobook and ebook as well. Pick up your copy today.

Binding Type: Paperback
Publisher: Carpenter's Son Publishing
Published: 04/01/2019
ISBN: 9781949572001
Pages: 256
Weight: 1.10lbs
Size: 8.90h x 6.50w x 0.70d

Review Citations: Kirkus Reviews 01/01/0001
Booklist 05/15/2019 pg. 35