Trusting God - Holt, Charlie

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Résumé :
Why is trust so difficult? Unlike all the broken promises of this world, God's redeeming promises are absolute, trustworthy, and true. The convenants of God afford us with abundant reasons to trust God with his plan for our lives. The entire story of the Bible tells of a God who makes covenantal promises to his people. In response, the call is to trust him. Adam: The Promise of Abundant Life Noah: The Promise of New Beginnings Abraham: The Promise of Great Blessing Moses: The Promise of Abiding Presence David: The Promise of the Forever Kingdom Jesus: The Promise of Eternal Life Explore the six major redeeming promises of God found in his Word. Learn more about God's commitment to his people, the nature of a covenant, and how you can find your security in being a child of God's redeeming promises.

Biographie:
The Rev. Charlie Holt is priest on staff of the Episcopal Diocese of Florida. He is the founder of Bible Study Media. Fr. Holt's passion is to see the worldwide Church reconciled, reformed, and renewed for vital Gospel mission to the lost. To that end, he has served as an ordained pastor and priest for 25 years. He is the author of The Christian Life Trilogy, Draw Near: Hebrews on Christian Worship, and he is the Director of the Hearts Alive children's curriculum project. He most recently served as the Associate Rector of Teaching and Formation at the Church of St. John the Divine in Houston, TX. He and his wife, Brooke, have three children.

Sommaire:
Charles Holt, lives with his dog Shelby in Cornville, Arizona.As a police officer and detective for nearly three decades with the Miami-Dade Police Department, Florida, Holt always found time to draw and sketch. Trained as a police forensic artist, he was involved in many interesting cases.His passion for cartooning and comic strips led him to work for 20 years as an editorial cartoonist for the Erwin Record, a weekly newspaper in East Tennessee.Working for the paper has allowed him to illustrate two books, including Legends, lies, and other tales, by author O. Ray Knapp.Holt also taught forensic art and cartooning at Yavapai Community College.He is presently teaching an after-school cartooning class at a local Cottonwood, Arizona, elementary school.Other works by Charlie Holt include: There's a Spider in My Sink! (2022) and Why Bats Hang Upside Down and How the Apache Got Fire (2023), both of which have captivated young readers. His engaging storytelling and relatable characters make his books stand out in the world of children's literature....