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Book SynopsisNicodemus was a religious man. He knew the religious law inside out and made sure he kept to it – he even taught it to others. He was confident that his religion would save him; after all, he was a good person.
But then he met Jesus.
According to Jesus his best attempts at living the moral life wouldn’t save him. But if religion won’t make us right with God, what will? Jesus gave Nicodemus an answer, but what does it mean?
Trade ReviewThe church in western society has never had a greater need for books like this to give to inquirers who are open to considering what real Christianity looks like. These six short studies are gems of lucidity. Use them!
-- Tim Keller ((1950 – 2023) Redeemer City to City)
In an increasingly complex and, to some degree, daunting world Dave Helm is a sense–maker. So in each of the areas: Religion, Relationships, Suffering, Truth, Doubt and Hope, you’ll find the echo of your questions and the timeless unpredictable wisdom and rebuke of the Galilean. My plea is that you can make time to engage with what couldn’t be more important.
-- Rico Tice (Evangelist; Co–founder of Christianity Explored Ministries)
The writing is simple but by no means simplistic; the tone is warm but not sentimental; the gospel call is winsome but never lacking in challenge. I warmly recommend that you buy these books, read them for your own encouragement, and then consider which of the non–Christian people in your life you will give them to.
-- Tony Payne (Publishing Director, Matthias Media)
