Bible study plan
Seven Stories of Hope
The shortest complete path from hopelessness to the Father's welcome — seven stories, mostly from Luke.
Seven stories, mostly from Luke, that walk the shortest complete path from hopelessness to the Father’s welcome — hope for the rejected and the non-religious, hope that changes things and forgives, hope that went through death and rose again, ending at the open arms of the father in Luke 15. If you are at the end of hope, this is the short road home. For a longer set of encounters with Jesus, see the nine-study plan Stories of Hope, also on this shelf.
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