A Handbook for Christian Maturity

by Bill Bright

Overview

A Practical, Easy-to-Follow Guide to the Exciting Adventure of Joyful Christian Living!

Here's the most economical way to get the entire series of the Ten Basic Steps Toward Christian Maturity. They are bound together in a single book.

This practical and easy-to-use study for new believers will help master the basics of the Christian faith. The lessons are great for daily devotional time and for use with groups of all sizes, youth to adult.

If purchased separately, you would pay over $65.00 for all 10 studies!

Product Details

BN ID:	2940015964165
Publisher:	Cru
Publication date:	01/31/2013
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	448
Sales rank:	945,581
File size:	4 MB

About the Author

Bill's unique blend of Christian commitment and communications insight was at the heart of his success. His Four Spiritual Laws booklet-a four-point outline written by Bill in 1956 on how to establish a personal relationship with Jesus-has been printed in some 200 languages. Although religious tracts have been published for centuries, Bill's booklet has become what is considered to be the most widely-disseminated religious booklet in history, with more than 2.5 billion booklets distributed to date. Bill effectively employed other communications vehicles over the years as well, including books (he authored more than 100 books and booklets), television and radio, the Internet, billboards, phone banks, movies, videos, and international training conferences reaching hundreds of millions.

Bill was considered a major catalyst for the modern-day resurgence of the disciplines of fasting and prayer in the Christian church. In 1996, Bill was presented with the prestigious Templeton Prize for Progress in Religion, for his work with fasting and prayer. Worth more than $1 million, the Templeton Prize is the world's largest financial annual award. Bill donated all of his prize money to causes promoting the spiritual benefits of fasting and prayer.

Bill Bright died in 2003, from complications related to pulmonary fibrosis, at the age of 81.