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Anything is Possible: How Nine Miracles of Jesus Reveal God’S Love for you (in English)
Charles Martin
(Author)
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Joby Martin
(Author)
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Matt Chandler
(Preface by)
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Anything is Possible: How Nine Miracles of Jesus Reveal God’S Love for you (in English) - Martin, Joby ; Martin, Charles ; Chandler, Matt
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Synopsis "Anything is Possible: How Nine Miracles of Jesus Reveal God’S Love for you (in English)"
From pastor Joby Martin and a New York Times bestselling author comes an accessible and insightful look at nine miracles of Jesus and what they teach us about the miraculous power available to every believer. Miracles are impossible. The defy explanation. They can't be real. And yet, miracles surround us every day. Where we face something that we can't fix and run out of options. Where the limited and finite ability of man ends and unlimited and infinite will of God begins. Where what is impossible with man is possible with God. In Anything is Possible, Joby Martin, bestselling author and Lead Pastor of The Church of Eleven 22, examines nine miracles of Jesus--the miracle at the wedding of Cana, the story of the cripple at the pool of Bethesda, the feeding of the 5,000, the raising of Lazarus--and shows how each teaches us something unique about how God wants to relate to us. Written with New York Times bestselling author Charles Martin, Anything is Possible is an insightful and spiritually rich look the miracles of Christ, and how the greatest miracles of all changed everything. Ultimately, he encourages readers that God still does miracles today, that believers have access to the incredible power that raised Jesus from the dead, and, ultimately, reminds us not to seek miracles themselves, but the one who performs them.
