Out of the Pigpen
Nonfiction, Religion & Spirituality, Christianity, Evangelism, General Christianity, Christian Life
| Author: | Jo Wright | ISBN: | 1230000115244 |
| Publisher: | Onwards and Upwards Publishers | Publication: | March 15, 2013 |
| Imprint: | Onwards and Upwards Publishers | Language: | English |
| Author: | Jo Wright |
| ISBN: | 1230000115244 |
| Publisher: | Onwards and Upwards Publishers |
| Publication: | March 15, 2013 |
| Imprint: | Onwards and Upwards Publishers |
| Language: | English |
Jo Wright encourages us to live day by day in the fulness of God’s plan for our lives. How do we deal with the gap between what we believe on Sunday and what we experience through the rest of the week? Just as the Prodigal Son in Jesus’ parable recognized that his life in the pigpen was far from his Father’s best, so we too can choose to walk ‘out of the pigpen’ and into our spiritual inheritance.
"This book was born out of a heart to see more radical disciples raised up in the body of Christ in these last days. It’s about how to live victorious, power-filled, happy Christian lives for Jesus. It’s about shining our lights here on the earth as He intended us to. It’s about keeping our eyes on eternity (and the heavenlies) whilst living down here for His glory."
Author
"I would thoroughly recommend reading this book. Jo writes as she experiences life, and her Christian faith is apparent throughout. Her insight into life and God at work in every sphere shows through every page."
Roger Bird
Pastor of Abbey Chapel, Tavistock
School Pastor Coordinator, Tavistock
March 2013
"This book is compulsive reading, beautifully written in easy-to-read chapters. It tells of a changed life: Jo’s journey through painful and difficult circumstances that bring her to the end of herself, where she finds the overwhelming love of The Father, which lifts her out of the mire and brings complete transformation and healing and purpose to her life."
Diana Wood
Lydia Prayer Ministries
February 2013
Jo Wright encourages us to live day by day in the fulness of God’s plan for our lives. How do we deal with the gap between what we believe on Sunday and what we experience through the rest of the week? Just as the Prodigal Son in Jesus’ parable recognized that his life in the pigpen was far from his Father’s best, so we too can choose to walk ‘out of the pigpen’ and into our spiritual inheritance.
"This book was born out of a heart to see more radical disciples raised up in the body of Christ in these last days. It’s about how to live victorious, power-filled, happy Christian lives for Jesus. It’s about shining our lights here on the earth as He intended us to. It’s about keeping our eyes on eternity (and the heavenlies) whilst living down here for His glory."
Author
"I would thoroughly recommend reading this book. Jo writes as she experiences life, and her Christian faith is apparent throughout. Her insight into life and God at work in every sphere shows through every page."
Roger Bird
Pastor of Abbey Chapel, Tavistock
School Pastor Coordinator, Tavistock
March 2013
"This book is compulsive reading, beautifully written in easy-to-read chapters. It tells of a changed life: Jo’s journey through painful and difficult circumstances that bring her to the end of herself, where she finds the overwhelming love of The Father, which lifts her out of the mire and brings complete transformation and healing and purpose to her life."
Diana Wood
Lydia Prayer Ministries
February 2013
