The Confession of an Ex-Crossmaker - Rilegato

Bailey, E. K.

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ISBN 10: 0802437303 ISBN 13: 9780802437303

Casa editrice: Moody Pub, 2003

Riassunto

Ben Levi is a member of the distinguished tribe of Benjamin, and as his trade, he makes crosses. During the 1st century A.D. in Palestine, cross making was a thriving industry. 'I made a good living in the business until that ill-fated Friday, when I was forced to face hideous consequences of my craftsmanship. Even now sometimes, the guilt, like a tidal wave, overwhelms me. I am the man who made the cross upon which Jesus was cruelty crucified and later died.' -From Confessions of an Ex-CrossmakerThrough the unique viewpoint and emotion of this fictional man, we come to see how all of us at times, by our indifference and our sins, help to nail Jesus to the cross again and again. And how by our commitment to Him and our attention to our faith, we may join Ben Levi to become ex-crossmakers.

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E.K. BAILEY (1945-2003) was senior pastor of Concord Missionary Baptist Church in Dallas, Texas, which he founded in 1975.  He established E.K. Bailey Ministries, Inc. which facilitates conferences like the Institute on Church Growth with the goal of enabling change for the disenfranchised.  He was the author of Testimony of a Tax Collector and Confessions of an Ex-Crossmaker, and co-authored Preaching in Black and White with Warren Wiersbe.  He served on the Advisory Boards of ?Christianity Today” and ?Leadership” magazines, and worked with the National Baptist Convention of America, and Holmes Street Foundation for Boys.  Dr. Bailey's wife, Sheila, lives in Dallas, Texas, and is preserving his legacy.
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Dettagli dell'edizione

• Editore: Moody Pub
• Data di pubblicazione: 2003
• Lingua: Inglese
• ISBN 10: 0802437303
• ISBN 13: 9780802437303
• Rilegatura: Copertina rigida
• Numero di pagine: 64
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