Overview
Who does the Bible say Jesus is? Human? God? Both? Many have tried to rework His identity, insisting that He walked on ice, not water; that He was married to Mary Magdalene; that He was in cahoots with, not betrayed by, Judas; and that He didn?t take on human flesh?He was only a spirit. These ideas are nothing new?they?re simply old deceptions repackaged. First-century believers in Colossae had challenges of their own from those who held to early forms of Gnosticism. Through his letter to them, the apostle Paul helps the Colossians?and consequently us?to see Christ in His true glory as firstborn, as master, as Lord, and as God.
In Cappuccino with Colossians, a Coffee Cup Bible Study, you?ll encounter in the humble Son the God who created all things and through whom all things hold together?from the vastest galaxy to our very lives. This and each book in the series contains Monday-through-Friday Bible study questions along with application-oriented devotionals for lighter reading on the weekends. Designed for group or individual study, Cappuccino with the Colossians sets the stage for exciting, faith-stretching interaction with God?s Word?both the written one and the One made flesh.
Publishers Description
"Cappuccino with Colossians "is part of the "Coffee Cup Bible """"Studies," a series of Bible studies for women in compact, workbook format that examine the "life and times" of certain Bible characters and the books of the Bible that pertain to them. Each study is to be read over a four-to-six week period, and study sections are broken down into short, daily segments designed to fir reader's busy lifestyles. Understanding that time is precious, the "Coffee Cup Bible Studies "are patterned in such a convenient way that they can be read during brief fulls in a woman's daily schedule-short windows of opportunity that allow for meditation and study (breakfast, lunch, coffee breaks, etc.) Scripture is provided from the "NET Bible (New English Translation""). "making Bible study convenient for occasions when you can't carry a Bible. Deceptions about Jesus' identity are common today but are hardly new. First-century believers had challenges of their own from those who held to early forms of Gnosticism. Through his letter to them, the apostle Paul helps the Colossians-and consequently us-to see Christ in His true glory as firstborn, as master, as Lord, and as God. In "Cappuccino with Colossians" you will encounter in the humble Son the same God who created all things and through whom all things hold together. Designed for group or individual study, "Cappuccino with Colossians "sets the stage for exciting, faith-stretching interaction with God's Word.
Community Description
Deceptions about Jesus' identity are common today but are hardly new. First-century believers had challenges of their own from those who held to early forms of Gnosticism. Through his letter to them, the apostle Paul helps the Colossians-and consequently us-to see Christ in His true glory as firstborn, as master, as Lord, and as God. In Cappuccino with Colossians, you'll encounter in the humble Son the same God who created all things and through whom all things hold together. Designed for group or individual study, Cappuccino with Colossians sets the stage for exciting, faith-stretching interaction with God's Word.
About the Author
Sandra Glahn is one of a handful of female professors at Dallas Theological Seminary, where she also serves as the editor-in-chief of DTS's award-winning magazine, 'Kindred Spirit.' She holds a master of theology degree from DTS and is currently involved in doctoral studies at the University of Texas at Dallas. Sandra is the co-author of four nonfiction titles and three fiction works, including the Christy mystery/suspense finalist and CBA bestselling medical thriller, "Lethal Harvest." Sandra has written and taught women's Bible studies at her church since 1994.
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