A Great Work: A Conversation With Nehemiah For People (Who Want To Be) Doing Great Works
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| Rating | : | 4.58 (869 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B00GV9ICKY |
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| Number of Pages | : | 164 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-03-09 |
| Language | : | English |
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great story, challenging message Hans Schiefelbein I just finished A Great Work, again. I picked up a little more this time, but I'll need a third go. I keep latching on to the management, leadership, and personal aspects. There's so much more bible story to get there. What a great book!. "Outstanding study bringing an Old Testament character to life" according to Joseph Ruiz. I have recently finished this outstanding work. I love the way Jon is able to capture the wisdom and insight of an ancient character in a way that is so relevant you'll think Nehemiah recently passed away. The probing questions are a familiar trademark of Jon's curious approach to the Gospel. While true t. Jon has a unique way of looking at things ketter I really enjoyed reading this book. Jon's mind obviously doesn't work like minewhich is a good thing. As I worked my way through "A Great Work", I saw things in Nehemiah differently. It turned Nehemiah into more than just a story and gave me a lot to think about. This is a book I will read more than once.
This book is a series of conversations with Nehemiah exploring how he followed God and led people.In these conversations, Jon Swanson explores prayer, opposition, distraction, injustice, and staying faithful to the end of life. A Great Work is not a typical commentary on the Bible, it’s a conversation with the Bible.. Nehemiah is also a man steeped in religious tradition and working for a foreign government. When bad news arrives, he finds an impossible purpose for his life: rebuild Jerusalem. Nehemiah is a brief book in the Bible. The conversational style reaches beyond the book of Nehemiah and teaches us a way to explore the Bible
Since 1995, he has taught communication and management courses for college credit. . Jon is the author of three ebooks: Lent for non-Lent People, Learning a New Routine, and Anticipation: an Advent Reader. He and Nancy have been married more than thirty years and have two children, Andrew (married with Allie) and Hope. He has taught many Sunday school classes and small groups and pr
Rather than teaching from study guides, he walks people through books of the Bible, including extensive studies of Malachi, Nehemiah, Philippians, Psalms, Colossians, the Sermon on the Mount, and 1 John. He and Nancy have been married more than thirty years and have two children, Andrew (married with Allie) and Hope. Since 1995, he has taught communication and management courses for college credit. About the Author Jon Swanson is passionate about helping people emotionally understand God's work. During the past two years, he has taught an online course for pastors studying church administration and is developing two more. He writes regularly at 300wordsaday. He has produced videos, talked with people needing financial help, married and buried people, and helped other people understand how to accomplish their work. Jon is ordained by the Missionary Church and has a PhD in communication studies (UT-Austin). Jon is the author of three ebooks: Lent for non-Lent