As Newborn Babes - Softcover

Christie, Carlton G

Softcover

ISBN 10: 1607911965 ISBN 13: 9781607911968

Publisher: Xulon Press, 2009

Synopsis

Helpful Biblical Insights For The Growing Christian More and more people are discovering that the Word of God is true. In an era of constant change, the Word of God has remained constant, yet relevant and reliable. In spite of the economic downturns, financial woes, natural disasters, diseases, wars and acts of terrorism, which threaten to engulf our world, those who know the Word of God remain hopeful. These believers found information in the Bible which keeps them calm while others are panicking. The Word of God has information for the mature Christians, new believers, as well as those who are looking for answers to this world's ills. As Newborn Babes is a helpful guide providing answers about God, man, salvation, the church, heaven, and more; an essential tool for anyone who is serious about understanding the Bible and a must have for every Christian library. Carlton G. Christie received the call to the ministry from an early age, and continues to serve the Lord faithfully through his local church, where he currently serves as an Outreach Director, mentor, itinerant Evangelist, and one of several associate Ministers. His unique style of ministering continues to be a tremendous blessing anywhere he goes; winning and reclaiming many lost souls into the body of Christ. He has a great passion for souls and takes a keen interest in the salvation and rehabilitation of the whole man. He is an integral part of the chaplaincy program at the Vanier Correctional Centre for Women in Milton, Ontario; the largest prison complex in Canada. He lectures at the Brampton campus of the Cornerstone Academy of Biblical Studies, Ontario, and is an Associate of Institute of Canadian Bankers. A native of Jamaica, Minister Christie now resides in Canada with his wife and children.

About this edition

• Publisher: Xulon Press
• Publication date: 2009
• ISBN 10: 1607911965
• ISBN 13: 9781607911968
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 244