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- Title
- Service: The Mark of a True Child
- Author
- Mark Sammy
- Publisher
- Dust Jacket Media Group
- Publication year
- 2022
- Condition
- New
- Binding
- Paperback / softback
- Language
- English
- ISBN 10
- 1953285279
- ISBN 13
- 9781953285270
- Item weight
- 127 grams
This book was birthed out of a need to see more people serving in the church. So many of God’s children are just along for the ride but not serving. This truth is borne out by Jesus when He says, “The harvest is great but the laborers are few.” Because of the magnitude of the task, there is a great need for more people to enlist in service, and that will happen only when the church prays to the Lord of the harvest for more laborers. I believe it is because of the prayers of the saints that the inspiration for this work came to help spur the children of God to answer the call to serve.
Within the pages of this book you will find Jesus as the example for service, and that service is truly the mark of a true child. It reveals Jesus’s condescension from His place of glory to serve the Father—and by extension, sinful man. You will read about the call of man from sin to sonship and then to service, in which a true child is recognized.
While this work was inspired from within the church setting, the truths written will also motivate every child to serve within the context of the home because it augurs well their own personal development.
This book is one that all pastors must ensure their members read and all parents their children.
Within the pages of this book you will find Jesus as the example for service, and that service is truly the mark of a true child. It reveals Jesus’s condescension from His place of glory to serve the Father—and by extension, sinful man. You will read about the call of man from sin to sonship and then to service, in which a true child is recognized.
While this work was inspired from within the church setting, the truths written will also motivate every child to serve within the context of the home because it augurs well their own personal development.
This book is one that all pastors must ensure their members read and all parents their children.
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