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With the Master in the Fiery Furnace

Name: With the Master in the Fiery Furnace
Price: 19.26 GBP
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Author: Heck Susan
ISBN: 9781636643250

by Heck Susan

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380 pages
Publisher: Three Sixteen Publishing
15.3 x 22.9 x 2.3 cm

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For women seeking strength during difficult times

Explores the biblical view of suffering for Christ

Equips you to find hope in God through your trials

Find hope, courage, and divine comfort in the midst of life's trials with this thoughtful women's Bible study on 1 Peter.

Our Mission

Equipping you for life's journey with Jesus:

Now a team of 60 – we've been serving the Church since 2004
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With the Master in the Fiery Furnace is a women's Bible Study of 1 Peter.

If you are a child of the Lord, then it's likely that sometime during your life you will be called to suffer for His sake. Are you ready? Are you willing? In Philippians 1:29 the apostle Paul says that suffering for Christ is a gift. It is under these conditions of suffering that the apostle Peter writes his letter to encourage believers during their time of distress. Peter's message of hope and courage in the midst of suffering is as applicable to his original readers as it is to us today.