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A Life Well Lived

By Charles R. Swindoll

A Life Well Lived by Charles R. Swindoll is a resource for Evangelical from Thomas Nelson, first published in 2007. We list it under christian living & theology. Why read it: it's a fit for any reader looking for Christian guidance on christian living & theology. Look over the publisher's description and reader reviews to see if it suits your family.

Author
Charles R. Swindoll
Publisher
Thomas Nelson
Tradition
Evangelical
For
Everyone
Life situations
Christian Living & Theology
First published
2007
ISBN
9780849901898

Why Get This Book

Do you ever look in the mirror and see the same old sinner who should have been left behind years ago? And wonder whether you've done enough to earn God's approval? Pastor Chuck Swindoll writes to that weariness. The Creator never meant us to live weighed down by guilt, shame and fear. Swindoll points to a life well lived in God's grace. His voice is warm, practical and seasoned by decades of ministry. Honest note: it's encouragement more than deep theology, so serious students may want a meatier companion. Next step: read Romans 8:1 out loud and believe it for today.

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