Not All Roads Lead To Heaven Devotional
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Jesus said no one comes to the Father except through him. But in our inclusive world, such an exclusive claim isn’t popular. Believers today face persistent pressure to abandon this belief, which the world sees as antiquated at best and hateful at worst. What we need is godly encouragement to stay the course and courage to share the gospel compassionately with those around us.
Based on his popular book Not All Roads Lead to Heaven, this new devotional from Dr. Robert Jeffress offers 100 daily readings to bolster your faith in Jesus and boost your passion for sharing the Good News. These readings delve into what both the Old and New Testaments say about salvation, answer popular objections to the gospel, and equip you with the wisdom, reasoning, and illustrations you need to share your faith with boldness and love.
God has appointed us to be his representatives on earth to proclaim the truth that Jesus Christ is the only way to heaven. It’s the most loving thing we can do for the people around us. Let this devotional encourage and equip you to live joyfully in the knowledge of our one-of-a-kind Savior.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781540903709
ISBN10: 1540903702
Robert Jeffress
Binding: Cloth Text
Published: March 2024
Publisher: Baker Publishing Group
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