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will love Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. Discusses how Jesus' acts of forgiveness, honesty, compassion, and faith can be reflected and experienced in anybody's daily life, using analogies to explain the fundamentals of Christianity, with a study guide that includes questions relating to the chapters' themes. Very moving, memories of this book still inspire me each day to be a little bit more, to try to be like Jesus and not any less. A life-time goal worth striving for. no reviews | add a review
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Within these opening lines lies the premise of Max Lucado's book about the possibility of becoming "just like Jesus." In recounting the biblical stories of Jesus' life and deeds, Lucado then explains how Jesus' acts of compassion, forgiveness, honesty, and faith can be reflected in anyone's everyday life. Lucado's concrete analogy of "just like Jesus" helps many readers grasp the fundamentals of Christianity in a new and inspiring way. Furthermore, in taking on the values, heart and deeds of Jesus, Lucado believes, Christians can expect a richer, more accessible relationship with God. "Jesus had unbroken communion with his father," writes Lucado. "Do you suppose the Father desires the same for us? Absolutely ... God has the same abiding intimacy with you that he had with his son."
One of the reasons that Lucado's popularity has soared is that he combines straightforward storytelling skills with simple, unfettered theology to explain how Christianity influences modern life, from marriage and career to golf games and traffic jams. Fans will also appreciate his companion study guide at the end of the book, which offers provocative questions relating to the themes of each chapter. --Gail Hudson
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