Truly, I Tell You: Studying the Words of Jesus - Book One - Tapa blanda

TRULY, I TELL YOU ... Jesus said, "I am The Way, The Truth, and The Life..." The fact that the person who actually is "The Truth" is speaking to us is a very compelling reason to stop and take note of His words but, when He speaks these words and adds the word "truly" to His statement it is particularly noteworthy. When I started this examination of Jesus' words I found approximately eighty times this phrase was recorded in the Bible. That's eighty pieces of advice spoken by Truth Himself. I have combined the details of each statement found in the four gospels and summarized them in forty "Truly" lessons (4 volumes of 10 chapters each, released in 2 books). Join me as we consider this advice and, as noted in Luke 9:43-45, allow it to "sink into our ears"- for use today and days yet to come. Also, each "Truly Lesson" has a section inspired by my daughter's experience with truly words called, "My Umbrella". This is a place you can journal your own personal experience of how the "truly" words have challenged you, enlighten you, and deepened your faith. Each lesson has study questions/activities for personal use or use in a small group setting. Finally, I have included small group tips, Bible study tips and information on how to belong to God's family. And "truly, I tell you", when you seek Him, He is faithful to respond.

Cindy lives with her husband Rob in Orange County, California. She has two grown children, Melissa and Michael. Cindy has worked in various church ministries for most of her life. She is an author of small group studies, children's Sunday School programs, children's musical productions, church drama/puppet scripts, as well as worship essays and articles. She is also an accomplished seminar speaker, songwriter and worship dance choreographer. Recently, Cindy has started offering poetry and photo art projects to benefit various charities. Her primary goal for life is to be a positive influence and inspire others to go beyond their own limits to reach personal fullness in Christ.