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Hearts Strangely Warmed: Reflections of Biblical Passages Relevant to Social Work (1994)
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Hearts strangely warmed: Reflections on biblical passages relevant to social work is a collection of devotional readings or reflective essays on 42 scriptures pertinent to social work edited by Lawrence E. Ressler. The passages demonstrate the ways the Bible can be a source of hope inspiration and conviction to social workers. The title of the book comes from the words of John Wesley about a specific moment in his Christian pilgrimage. After struggling for a number of years with faith questions after hearing someone read Luther s preface to The epistle of Romans he stated I felt my heart strangely warmed. I felt I did trust in Christ Christ alone for Salvation; and an assurance was given me that He had taken away my sins even mine and saved me from the law of sin and death. Hearts strangely warmed is intended to bring encouragement to you as you work to bring health wholeness and reconciliation to those in need and to give you strength and insights to do the work God has called you to. It can be used effectively as a devotional guide. Contributors to Hearts strangely warmed include Diana Garland Donoso Escobar Alan Keith-Lucas Ann Davis Pat Bailey Raymond Bailey Sarah Willoughby and Ricky Creech among others.
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48 pages Edited by Lawrence E. Ressler
US Price  
$9  

 

 
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