Waiting for the Train: Biblical Food for Growing Before Going

by S. Tory Teller, Josh McDowell (Foreword by)

Overview

Through faith in Jesus Christ anyone can accept the free gift of salvation (a ticket for "the train to glory").

The narrator accepted his ticket without fully knowing what it meant. He sought out a mentor, Stan, to guide him in how to mature in his faith while waiting for the train to eternity.

Through casual conversations with Stan, the storyteller's faith grows in practical, everyday situations. As you join him on his journey, you will feel like you're listening in on a conversation about God, the Bible, and how to experience personal growth while waiting for the train.

The readings are based on the author's years of journaling, which helped him cultivate a deep relationship with the Lord. Each reading is followed by Scripture references that connect to the theme of the day. A prayer and "Think on this" questions tie it all together.

Join the author as he is discipled in moving from conversion towards transformation, and what it means for living your life before catching the train.

"There is a place in today's world for stories that present what Jesus says in a different way, a way that resonates in truth without preaching and without overreaching. That is what Waiting for the Train presents."
-From the Foreword by Josh McDowell

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781664232228
Publisher:	WestBow Press
Publication date:	05/26/2021
Pages:	276
Product dimensions:	6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.62(d)

About the Author

S. Tory Teller has created these devotionals to bridge the gap between those wanting to grow as maturing Christians and those seeking to understand what it means to be a Christian.  He has done so using years of personal reflection and journaling as the backdrop for creating a discipleship tool. He shares with the reader in a conversational format the discipleship mentoring that would have been very helpful for his own personal faith walk.

S. Tory Teller has created these devotionals to bridge the gap between those wanting to grow as maturing Christians and those seeking to understand what it means to be a Christian.  He has done so using years of personal reflection and journaling as the backdrop for creating a discipleship tool. He shares with the reader in a conversational format the discipleship mentoring that would have been very helpful for his own personal faith walk.