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The Life in Christ Bible (Review & Giveaway)

 



God has a purpose for your life. You have a part to play in what He is doing in the world.

But knowing why you are here starts with knowing who God says you are

The Life in Christ Bible invites you to embrace your identity and purpose as you:

• Discover why you matter—not because of anything you do, but because you are made in the image of God.

• Explore how the gospel of Jesus Christ makes you a new person.

• Learn how who God says you are changes how you think, speak, work, and move through the world.

The Word of God is powerful and it is not anything we can do in our own strength. We can read the Word cover to cover but if we do not allow it to change us—it won't. This New King James version of the Bible includes tools to help you understand who you can become if you let Christ perfect His perfect work in you


Before Christ, we are often focused on our shortcomings, our sins, our faults. This can easily deter us from coming to Christ in the first place. We feel unworthy, hopeless, and terrible. The Good News is, Jesus can change us. When we repent and turn from our wicked ways as He implored the woman caught in adultery to go and sin no more, then He encourages us to do the same. And he doesn't leave us empty handed. Like a good father He has good gifts for us and wants us to live lives of peace, patience, kindness, all of the fruits of the spirit and more. This Bible highlights who you can be in Christ rather than the lies that the devil tries to place in your mind. If in Christ, you are a new creation. The old is gone and the new has come. The only way to understand the new is to learn to understand the Word.


Have you read through the entire Bible? It is entirely possible. I know it seems like an impossible task. That is how I feel about housework and yardwork while homeschooling my five children. I sometimes get bogged down and have a difficult time finding the motivation to do it because it seems like so much! This Bible has a built-in 365 day Bible reading plan giving you bite-sized pieces to feast on each day. If you like a challenge, this one looks totally doable—even for the busy homeschool mom.


The Life in Christ Bible includes a wide variety of resources, tools, quotes, cross-references, and, yes, even the classic Bible maps. Check out the video below to learn more. 


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Disclosure:

Many thanks to HarperCollins Christian Publishing for providing a sample of the product for this review. Opinions are 100% my own and are not influenced by monetary compensation.

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