Le Dr Joseph M. Stowell, président de la Cornerstone University, est un conférencier et auteur reconnu dont l'œuvre se concentre sur la croissance spirituelle et la transformation de la vie par la foi. Ses écrits et messages encouragent les lecteurs à comprendre profondément les principes chrétiens et à les appliquer à la vie quotidienne, dans le but d'influencer le monde par le pouvoir transformateur de l'Évangile. Le travail de Stowell souligne la force de la foi pour surmonter les défis de la vie et transformer les individus et les communautés.
In „Vertrauen“ betont Joseph M. Stowell, dass Gott Anbetung, Hingabe und Abhängigkeit von uns erwartet. Er erinnert an die Geschichte des verlorenen Sohns und zeigt den Weg zu Gott, der uns erfüllend und sicher macht.
Experiencing the One Your Heart Longs For
Simply Jesus. What would it mean to fix our attention fully on the Person of Christ? To approach Him apart from systems, formulas, religion, and well-meaning Christian culture? To see Jesus Himself? And how would that change us? Moody Bible College President Joseph Stowell ponders these probing questions -- showing through dramatic stories and surprising insights how believers can experience significant life-change as they encounter Christ -- our model of understanding, love, and courage, today. Simply Jesus identifies experiences that can awaken the realization of our basic need to focus on Him ... like temptation, trouble, and surrender. A book intended for both spiritual seekers and Christians who are ready for a fresh, personal encounter with the Savior their heart searches for.
"...This fast-paced, candid volume examines strategic points of weakness. It pinpoints cracks where a secular mind-set has crept through our defenses, ruining lives and paralyzing churches. You will learn specific zones of vulnerability where victory may be achieved by: modifying our definitions of "happiness" and "success", restructuring concepts of love and human relations, surmounting unbiblical paranoia over adversity, amending distorted perceptions of position and power..." [back cover summary].