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Classic Christianity - French Translation
La Vraie vie Chrétienne
La vraie vie chrétienne - Condamné et travaux forcés ou acquitté et la vie en abondance? Sur dix chrétiens, pour un accompli et plein de vie, il semble y en avoir neuf qui font ''toutes les bonnes choses'', mais se sentent toujours découragés, stériles, liés et éteints. Ou est le problème? Comme tant de croyants, Bob George a commencé sa vie chrétienne amoureux du Sauveur pour se retrouver seulement quelques années plus tard déçu et frustré. A travers ses propres luttes et des années d'expérience dans l'enseignement et le conseil, Bob va directement au coeur du problème qui fait que tant de croyants démarrent dans un enthousiasme passionné pour finir juste simplement ''en vivant machinalement'' la vie chrétienne. Dans ce livre, Bob nous montre la voie pour retrouver la vie que Jésus a prévue pour nous quand il nous a libérés du joug de la loi, nous enseignant à vivre en nouveauté de vie conduit par son Esprit.
- Over 20 Years in Print
- Over 600,000 Sold
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This is the French translation of Classic Christianity. The story of Classic Christianity is truly miraculous. Since its initial release in 1989, we have seen God use this book in ways we could never have planned, dreamed, or even remotely imagined. Even the way the book came into existence is miraculous.
The word “classic” according to Webster’s Dictionary means ‘excellent; standard; authoritative; established.” Also among the many connotations of the word are “of or having a style that is balanced, formal, objective, restrained, regular, simple.”
This book is about my search for “Classic Christianity.” Neither God nor His Word has ever diminished in power. The Word of God is no less “living and active and sharper than any two-edged sword” (Hebrews 4:12 NASB) today than in the first century when the followers of Christ turned the world upside down. The problem has always been, and is, with us. It is our human tendency to turn what should be a vibrant personal relationship and an experience of the life of Christ into a religion. We continue to stray away from the basics, to substitute good things for the best things, to become encrusted with the barnacles of tradition, to wander away from our first love. It happened to me, too. This book is about one man’s journey to rediscover “the real thing.”
- Bob George -
