Recovering Redemption Bible Study Book: How Christ Changes Everything

Acknowledged authors Chandler, Matt wrote Recovering Redemption Bible Study Book: How Christ Changes Everything comprising 208 pages back in 2016. Textbook and eTextbook are published under ISBN 1430053550 and 9781430053552. Since then Recovering Redemption Bible Study Book: How Christ Changes Everything textbook was available to sell back to BooksRun online for the top buyback price or rent at the marketplace.

Recovering Redemption Bible Study guides you through the video teaching sessions from the Recovering Redemption Leader Kit and reinforces the powerful truths in Chandler's teaching. It also provides additional study and reflection on the three most significant parts of each session, helping you to internalize and apply these truths to your life. All of us have a sense of dissatisfaction. And we typically look for solutions in four areas: self, others, the world, and religion. But none of these will satisfy.

Recovering Redemption is about recovering what is lost and broken—our relationship with Jesus—because the gospel is the remedy to fix all things: every struggle, every circumstance, every relationship, everything. In this 12-session study, Matt Chandler explains the implications of the gospel with surprising clarity and striking candor. Those who have been Christ followers for years will find that it helps connect the dots of their faith, serving as a bridge between salvation and maturity. It's also an essential study for new believers.

Features: 12 group sessions Personal Bible study

Benefits: Understand your redemption from sin and suffering Learn the truths of the gospel and how they transform Get traction in areas where you feel frustrated or stagnant in your relationship with the Lord Enhance your relationship with God and others

Author: Matt Chandler serves as Lead Pastor of Teaching at The Village Church in the Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex. He came to The Village in December 2002 and describes his tenure as a replanting effort where he was involved in changing the theological and philosophical culture of the congregation. The church has witnessed a tremendous response growing from 160 people to over 11,000 with campuses in Flower Mound, Dallas, Denton, and Fort Worth.