Kenneth D. Boa Bücher

New Bible changes daily quiet time from monologue to dialogue "Just as the key to quality relationships with other people is the time spent in communication, so the key to a growing relationship with the personal God of heaven and earth is time invested in listening to his Word and speaking to him in prayer," says Kenneth Boa, John Milton and William Wordsworth share poems inspired by biblical images. Fanny Crosby and Isaac Watts let the words to their hymns well up from favorite Scripture verses. Martin Luther offers a theological insight, John Calvin writes a personal reflection on how he identifies with David's psalms. Catherine of Siena lifts up a prayer of praise to the Trinity, Martin Luther King, Jr., shares a portion of his own letter to the church. Summary descriptions of each major period in church history are included, as well as, reading plans, author biographies, and a subject index. Available in either the New International Version or the New Revised Standard Version, the Classics Devotional Bible combines an up-to-date English translation with age-old wisdom from men and women whose faith has influenced the world. - After each New Testament reading—a prayer for spiritual growth based on the attributes of God, the works of God, relationship with God, Christian character, or relationship with others - Readings strategically organized - Best-selling New International Version?accurate and easy to understand