Craig Blomberg's Testimonial

. Deen Kemsley has written an inspiring study of how Christ works in people's lives to bring them to himself, and to guide them throughout their lives, which is based almost entirely on central principles shared with all major branches of Christianity. With riveting personal illustrations punctuating the volume, the book should benefit readers from many different religious backgrounds, even as they might take issue with a handful of points here or there. I found the work personally uplifting and encouraging!

Craig Blomberg

Craig Blomberg

Distinguished Professor of New Testament - Denver Seminary

David W. Checketts

Former President NY Knicks Former CEO Madison Square Garden

Owner of the St. Louis Blues

Richard L. Bushman Author

Professor of History Columbia University

David Neeleman

Founder of Jet Blue

Airways

Glenn Beck

Host of the CNN Glenn Beck Show

Richard Mouw

President & Professor

Christian Philosophy

Fuller Theological Seminary

Gary L. Crittenden

Chief Financial

Officer of CitiGroup

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Claudia Bushman

Author and Editor - Historian at Columbia University

Lecturer on Women's Issues

Jeff Benedict

Author

Craig Blomberg

Distinguished Professor of New Testament

Denver Seminary

Richard Rust

Author

Professor of English

University of North Carolina

Rodney A. Hawes Jr.

Philanthropist & Donor of Hawes Hall at Harvard Business School

Rodney Jay Vessels

Author

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Excerpt: Chapter 5

"Christ loves our simple acts, not only because they follow in his footsteps, but because they amount to little on their own and can't be mistaken for extraordinary personal achievement. They only produce fruit as Christ magnifies them. When he does, the harvest he generates can dwarf our small contributions, leading us to marvel at the power of his hand in our lives, filling us with appreciation and drawing us closer to him. In other words, simple acts of faith leave ample room for the power of his redeeming grace. Unlike many remarkable deeds, simple deeds don't squeeze out the Savior with the burden of their own greatness."

Trust in the Lord:

Reflections of Jesus Christ

Rick Chamiec-Case, PhD

Faculty, Calvin College

Former Execitive Director

No. American Assoc.

Christians in Social Work