- Do you read the Bible and feel like you have a difficult time understanding what it says?
- Do the Bible's lessons seem too far removed from your everyday life?
Few things have proven more effective in expanding our hearts and minds and drawing us closer to God than quiet reflection and the study of God's Word. He gave us this revelation of himself in sixty-six unique books but often we turn to the more familiar passages and avoid the more difficult or complex ones. The Light To My Path commentaries will open up the whole Bible for you in a way that is understandable, practical, and down-to-earth. More than just an academic study aid, the Light To My Path commentaries are devotional guides of God's revelation of himself in the Bible.
Use Light To My Path commentaries in your personal worship, study, and devotional time. Questions to consider and points for prayer at the end of each chapter make each book relevant for your life today and are useful discussion starters for group studies. As you ponder the message of each book, you will find your heart and mind drawn toward God in worship.
Key Highlights:
- Do you read the Bible and feel like you have a difficult time understanding what it says?
- Do the Bible lessons seem too far removed from your everyday life?
- Expand your hearts and minds and draw us closer to God through quiet reflection and the study of God's Word
- Find your heart and mind drawn toward God in worship
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Amos, Obadiah and Jonah: Messages of God's Justice and Mercy (Light to My Path)
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About the Author
F. Wayne Mac Leod was born in Sydney Mines, Nova Scotia, Canada and received his education at Ontario Bible College, University of Waterloo and Ontario Theological Seminary. He was ordained at Hespeler Baptist Church, Cambridge, Ontario in 1991. He and his wife, Diane served as missionaries with the Africa Evangelical Fellowship (now merged with SIM) on the islands of Mauritius and Reunion in the Indian Ocean from 1985-1993 where he was involved in church development and leadership training. He is presently involved in a writing ministry and attends Grace Fellowship Church in Sydney Mines, NS.
