Free of Charge: Giving and Forgiving in a Culture Stripped of Grace: The Archbishop's Official 2006 Lent Book

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Free of Charge: Giving and Forgiving in a Culture Stripped of Grace: The Archbishop's Official 2006 Lent Book

Free of Charge: Giving and Forgiving in a Culture Stripped of Grace: The Archbishop's Official 2006 Lent Book
By Volf, Miroslav Publisher: Zondervan Publishing Company ISBN: 0310265746 ISBN-13: 9780310265740 UPC: 9780310265740 SKU: 0310265746 Browse Similar Products by Category: Spiritual Growth > Spiritual Formation	$12.99 Regular Price $11.43 Our Price Online Stock: 234

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The Archbishop of Canterbury's official book of Lenten meditations for 2006.At its heart, the Christian faith is about the giving and forgiving God. But what does God's abundant giving mean in a world where so many are needy? And what does God's unconditional forgiveness mean in a world in which so many are unjust, and some even outright evil?Christians are called to imitate God's character in our own lives. Free of Charge is a rich and intimate meditation that explores these issues and helps us journey more deeply into the heart of God. It includes group discussion questions, questions for personal reflection, and prayers that help us contemplate: - How should we give when we ourselves are needy?- Should we give indiscriminately to all in need or just to those who are deserving?- Why should we forgive when forgiveness seems to make light of the transgression?

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