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In an age when character is increasingly in short supply, it is important to think of the virtuous life which we are called to live. It is God the Father’s will that we should all become like Jesus. But how should we do this?
We can change our religious performance, but we cannot change our sinful nature. By looking at Jesus and opening our lives to the work of the Holy Spirit, we can become like Christ and bear spiritual fruit. This book provides a valuable and insightful guide on how we are to depend entirely on God’s grace and how we can respond to it by cultivating the fruit of the Spirit in our day and age.
Author: Robert M. Solomon served as Bishop of The Methodist Church in Singapore from 2002-2012. He has degrees in medicine, theology, intercultural studies, and a PhD in pastoral theology from the University of Edinburgh. He has an active itinerant preaching and teaching ministry in Singapore and abroad. He is the author of more than 40 books on faithful Christian living, spiritual leadership, Bible study, and many other topics such as 'The Race', 'The Conscience', 'Faithful to the End', and 'Growing Old Faithfully'.
We can change our religious performance, but we cannot change our sinful nature. By looking at Jesus and opening our lives to the work of the Holy Spirit, we can become like Christ and bear spiritual fruit. This book provides a valuable and insightful guide on how we are to depend entirely on God’s grace and how we can respond to it by cultivating the fruit of the Spirit in our day and age.
Author: Robert M. Solomon served as Bishop of The Methodist Church in Singapore from 2002-2012. He has degrees in medicine, theology, intercultural studies, and a PhD in pastoral theology from the University of Edinburgh. He has an active itinerant preaching and teaching ministry in Singapore and abroad. He is the author of more than 40 books on faithful Christian living, spiritual leadership, Bible study, and many other topics such as 'The Race', 'The Conscience', 'Faithful to the End', and 'Growing Old Faithfully'.
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