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Come and See

Learning from the life of Peter

Come and See

Learning from the life of Peter

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Publisher: BRF (The Bible Reading Fellowship)
ISBN: 9781800390195
Number of Pages: 160
Published: 20/11/2020
Width: 13 cm
Height: 19.8 cm
When we look at the life of Peter – fisherman, disciple, leader of the church – we find somebody who responded wholeheartedly to the call to ‘come and see’. Come and meet Jesus, come and follow him, come and find your life being transformed. This book focuses on Peter, not because he is the best-known of Jesus’ friends, nor the most loyal, but because he shows us what being a disciple of Jesus is actually like. Like us, he takes a step of faith and then flounders, and needs the saving touch of God to continue becoming the person he was created to be. Come and See provides a pattern of Bible reading, reflection and prayer. Twenty-eight readings, arranged in four sections, off er short passages from the story of Peter, plus comment and questions for personal response or group discussion.
Summary of contents Introduction Week One: The Call Week Two: Shaping Character Week Three: The Way of the Cross Week Four: Enduring Hope Summary of contents Introduction Week One: The Call Week Two: Shaping Character Week Three: The Way of the Cross Week Four: Enduring Hope

Stephen Cottrell

Before his appointment as the 98th Archbishop of York, Stephen Cottrell was the Bishop of Chelmsford. He is a member of the House of Lords and served as a member of the Select Committee for Communication. He is a well-known writer and speaker on evangelism, spirituality and catechesis, and is one of the authors of the Pilgrim course.

From The Good Bookstall - March 2011 First published in as On This Rock - Bible Foundations for Christian Living (2003). Reading, reflection and prayer are helpfully visited in this revision of a former 2003 publication that is an effective first reader to the life of a struggling, true, first-follower of Jesus. This compact guide to Lenten weeks is an able accompaniment to life and learning from the life of Peter. There is a compelling reality to this discipleship journey in the breadth and searching in the New Testament sweep of scriptures offered here. These twenty-eight readings are accompanied by pithy, provoking and helpful resources for reflection. Clear and chewy!

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