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The Bible tells us Christians are new creations, in the world but no longer of the world. Doug Tweed's latest book, Christ in Us is the Hope of Glory, challenges us to more fully understand and embrace what these scriptural revelations mean. Tweed's previous book, Be with Jesus, focused on individual revival, awakening, and maturity while connecting that process to the corporate identity and purpose of the body of Christ. This new book focu...

Cuando se trata de la Biblia, a muchas personas se les dificulta entender algunos conceptos, sin embargo, el autor expresa que hay mucho que aprender y comprender y que, incluso, aquellos que han vivido una vida basada en la fe, pueden tener dificultades para comprender parte de su historia, especialmente en el contexto cultural en el que se escribió la biblia.El libro de Doug Tweed titulado "Estar con Jesús, ser como Jesús, ser para Jesús" un...

When it comes to the Bible, many people find some of the concepts difficult to understand. There is so much to learn and to understand. Even those who have lived a faith-based life may find it difficult to understand some of its history, especially in the context of the culture in which it was written.Author Doug Tweed's book Be with Jesus, Be Like Jesus, Be for Jesus: A Path to Christian Maturity and the Next Great Awakening is insightful and...

When it comes to the Bible, many people find some of the concepts difficult to understand. There is so much to learn and to understand. Even those who have lived a faith-based life may find it difficult to understand some of its history, especially in the context of the culture in which it was written.Author Doug Tweed's book Be with Jesus, Be Like Jesus, Be for Jesus: A Path to Christian Maturity and the Next Great Awakening is insightful and...

Doug Tweed uses "Moon in the Darkness, " a poem inspired by his dramatic encounter with God, as the launching pad for reflections on how the kingdom of God can be revealed through the life of a disciple, the church, family, prayer, revival, and intimacy with the Holy Spirit. Because each reflection includes multiple Scripture references, they can be used as tools for both personal spiritual growth and small-group Bible study and discussion.

Doug Tweed uses "Moon in the Darkness, " a poem inspired by his dramatic encounter with God, as the launching pad for reflections on how the kingdom of God can be revealed through the life of a disciple, the church, family, prayer, revival, and intimacy with the Holy Spirit. Because each reflection includes multiple Scripture references, they can be used as tools for both personal spiritual growth and small-group Bible study and discussion.