Summary Of Max Lucado S They Walked With God

Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book. Sample Book Insights: #1 The war has been extremely harsh on Ernest Gordon. He was captured by the Japanese in World War II, and spent months in the jungle working with them. When he was transferred to a prisoner-of-war camp, he was happy to die there. But two new prisoners came who helped him recover his strength. #2 The code of the jungle is alive and well in every man for himself. The diamond glitters in the mud every so often, but for the most part, it’s mud. #3 The story of Abigail and David is a great example of how beauty can overcome barbarism. When Abigail, the wife of Nabal, went out to meet David’s army, she was armed with food and wine, which she offered to them. She then begged David to forgive her and avoid the dead weight of remorse. #4 Abigail teaches us the power of kindness. She shows us that when we place ourselves between two people, we can stop conflict from occurring. Christ did this when he stood in between God and humanity, taking the punishment that was destined for us all.

In They Walked with God, Max Lucado presents 40 impactful Bible characters that inspire us every day, and how their story is our story. Inside this oversized book, readers will find more than 185 reflection and discussion questions, ruled lines to write responses, and a ribbon marker.

In this book, selections from some of Max Lucado's best-loved inspirational writings are combined with Scripture and beautiful full-color photographs and artwork to provide an uplifting view of our walk with the Savior.

Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book. Sample Book Insights: #1 Mordecai and Esther were to be married, but the king had issued the order for them to be taken to Susa. Mordecai suggested that they make the best of it by going into hiding as Jews. #2 The author went on a date with a girl who tricked him into jumping over a fence into a wheat field, only to realize it was a bed of thorns. The author learned a valuable lesson: things aren’t always what they seem. #3 The story of Xerxes and Vashti is a prime example of how not to treat your wife. When the king wanted to show off his wife, Vashti, she refused to comply. The king became furious and burned with anger. #4 The story of the insolent Xerxes and the romp in a winter-wheat field posit the same possibility: what if the glitz and glamour are only folly and foibles. What if the lure of lights is a hoax.

The characters we meet in the Bible play a huge role in our lives. Whether we personally relate to Joseph’s dedication to serving the Lord even when he was confused or we understand when Mary Magdalene mourns in front of the vacant tomb, the timeless stories we find in the Bible influence and inspire us to learn to be more like Christ. But how can we apply these lessons to our everyday lives? In They Walked with God, a compilation adapted from previous works with new content added, pastor and New York Times bestselling author Max Lucado takes a closer look at 40 of the most inspirational characters in the Bible and shares a powerful message: if God can find a place for each character in the Bible, we can rest assured that he’s carved out a spot for us too. They Walked with God includes a series of meaningful, in-depth discussion questions that correspond with each biblical character that Max has highlighted, giving you a chance to reflect further about the incredible lives they led and the lessons we can learn from them. This one-of-a-kind, interactive resource is ideal for devout followers and new believers alike. In this compilation, Max weaves together stories from Scripture with stories that offer a modern perspective, bringing each of these men and women to life within the pages of They Walked with God. Max will encourage you as you get to know these figures, and yourself, better by: Guiding you through a comprehensive study of 40 of the Bible’s most remarkable--and sometimes seemingly unremarkable--characters Providing 185+ thoughtful and engaging discussion questions designed to spark further conversation about how we can apply these lessons to our daily lives Sharing personal stories that will help you grow your faith and strengthen your relationship with Jesus Max adds dimension and depth to 40 incredible people who had the chance to walk alongside God, reminding us that we’re invited to walk alongside him too.

Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book. Sample Book Insights: #1 To the extent we do, we will have life in His name. We will have strength beyond our strength, and we will see solutions beyond our wisdom. This is what belief is all about. #2 John’s gospel is different from the others. It is a montage of miracles that proclaims God’s tender presence and mighty power. Jesus touched wounds, spoke words of hope, and improved lives. #3 The author went on a walk with his granddaughter and dog, and while his granddaughter enjoyed exploring, he was there to help her when she got stuck in the thickets. God will do the same for you. You are never alone, never without help, and never without hope.

Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book. Sample Book Insights: #1 Sarai is the reason we have a story about Hagar, Sarah’s maid, in the Bible. She was supposed to be in charge of getting the wife pregnant, but somehow this didn’t happen. Hagar ends up having a child by Abram. Sarah becomes pregnant, but before she knows it, she is visited by an angel who demands she sleep with Abram before he has a child (he’s old! He’s going to die soon!). Sarah refuses. The angel then gives her a choice: You may have anyone you want as a husband—but my servant Abram will have a son. Sarah says, No way—I want Abram. And the angel says, Okay, then I will give him your brother (Abram) as a husband. And that’s how we get two wives and one husband in the Bible. God had already intended this. In the book of Deuteronomy, Moses writes: When you go to war against your enemies and see horses and chariots and an army larger than your own, do not be afraid of them. #2 Sarai and Abram have a child. Sarai is overjoyed. But fourteen years later, when the baby is born, and the family realizes it’s a boy, they have the same reaction as when the angel told them they would have a son: They laugh. #3 God has always intended for us to have a husband and a wife. In the book of Deuteronomy, Moses writes: When you go to war against your enemies and see horses and chariots and an army larger than your own, do not be afraid of them. The Lord your God who brought you up from the land of Egypt will help you defeat your enemies. Sarah’s childless life would test her childlike faith. #4 God wanted to change history by giving Abraham and Sarah a child, but they couldn’t figure it out for fourteen years. God had always intended for them to have a husband and a wife. 2. What is the difference between integrity and security. How do you determine which one to chase.

More than a devotional, this is a month-long journey with bestselling author Max Lucado that brings readers face-to-face with Jesus, each day bringing new discoveries about their faith and their Savior.