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This Littler Light: Some Thoughts on Not Changing the World

Name: This Littler Light: Some Thoughts on Not Changing the World
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Author: Jesse James Deconto
ISBN: 9781620328194

by Jesse James Deconto

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Publisher: Cascade Books
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For those feeling overwhelmed by worldly success

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Explore how embracing personal brokenness can lead to a deeper and more authentic experience of God's grace.

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About the Contributor(s): Jesse James DeConto is a writer and musician. He has degrees in philosophy from Cedarville College, journalism from UNC-Chapel Hill, and Christian studies from Duke Divinity School. He spent eleven years with newspapers in Ohio, New Hampshire, and North Carolina. He is a contributing editor at Prism magazine, writes regularly in The Christian Century, and performs with his indie pop band The Pinkerton Raid. He lives in Durham with his wife and two daughters.