God's Passion, Our Passion: The Only Way to Love ... Every Day

by Pierre Wolff

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In his newest book, bestselling spiritual writer Pierre Wolff affirms contemporary Christians in their struggle to encounter an often elusive, even "unknown" God. Seeing this elusive God in the man of Nazareth, he focuses on the events of Jesus' passion & draws a clear parallel between our own life's drama & that of the first Christians. Wolff looks at various aspects of Jesus' ministry of love & the symbolism of his passion for contemporary men & women.… (more)

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In his newest book, bestselling spiritual writer Pierre Wolff affirms contemporary Christians in their struggle to encounter an often elusive, even "unknown" God. Seeing this elusive God in the man of Nazareth, he focuses on the events of Jesus' passion & draws a clear parallel between our own life's drama & that of the first Christians. Wolff looks at various aspects of Jesus' ministry of love & the symbolism of his passion for contemporary men & women.

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