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The Morning: His Empty Tomb Means More Than You Ever Dreamed
The Morning: His Empty Tomb Means More Than You Ever Dreamed
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The Morning is Kim Allan Johnson's much-anticipated sequel to his bestselling book, The Gift. a breathtaking look at Christ's sacrifice on the cross. Now, through Kim's gifted pen, we discover the incredible joy, promise, and power of the Resurrection.
Like Mary, you've tasted tears of loss. Like the disciples, you've felt the pain of disappointment. Like Jesus in Gethsemane, you've walked through dark valleys where it seemed the light of hope would never shine again. And though you may have believed it in your head, now you will know in your heart that the Resurrection changes everything!
Let Kim's inspiring prose take you to a morning unlike any other. Experience the thrill of seeing Christ's resurrection up close and personal. Discover how intensely the risen Lord loves you and how eager He is to breathe new life into all the dead places of your heart.
Like Mary, you've tasted tears of loss. Like the disciples, you've felt the pain of disappointment. Like Jesus in Gethsemane, you've walked through dark valleys where it seemed the light of hope would never shine again. And though you may have believed it in your head, now you will know in your heart that the Resurrection changes everything!
Let Kim's inspiring prose take you to a morning unlike any other. Experience the thrill of seeing Christ's resurrection up close and personal. Discover how intensely the risen Lord loves you and how eager He is to breathe new life into all the dead places of your heart.
Book Specs
Paper Back
Publisher: PPPA
Printed: 2002
Pages: 160
Table of Contents
Introduction
Love's Last Breath
Peter's Grief
Mary Magdalene's Loss
The Greatest Miracle
The Women First
Remarkable Restorations
Two Eye-opening Meals
Beyond Reasonable Doubt
My Brother's Keeper
Group Flight to Glory
God of the Dead Places
Resurrection Life — Part A
Resurrection Life — Part B
Discussion Questions