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The Well: Why Are So Many Still Thirsty?

โœ Scribed by Mark Hall; Tim Luke


Publisher
Zondervan
Year
2011
Tongue
English
Category
Library

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โœฆ Synopsis


Why are so many so close to the Well and still so thirsty? Mark Hall takes the powerful story of the Woman at the Well and her encounter with Jesus to help readers understand that the "wells" we go to for life and sustenance, the "wells" of success, talent, control, favor, religion, etc., are keeping us from relying on Jesus and his abundant life, and we will never be truly satisfied until we realize that and go to Him for our needs.

โœฆ Subjects


Christian Nonfiction; Religion & Spirituality; Self-Improvement; Nonfiction; BIB023000


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