Today, many thanks to Shepherd Press, we are giving away one copy of Red Like Blood by Joe Coffey and Bob Bevington. It's got the autobiographical (and humorous) touch of Blue Like Jazz, the reformed treatment of Driscoll or Piper, and the brutal honesty of a recovery group.
Publisher's Description: At its heart, Red Like Blood is the over-arching story of the Bible, the
story of salvation: the amazing grace of God in Jesus Christ impacting
our brokenness, drenching us in forgiveness and mercy. It is told
through the lives of two men a prodigal and a pastor's kid whose broken
lives are forever stained the color of grace as they are confronted by
the One who meets them in their hopelessness and despair, bringing
redemption and healing. Red Like Blood chronicles the power of the
gospel in all of its life-changing fullness. It is a story that should
challenge, encourage and empower us all.
If you'd like to hear right from Joe Coffey about the book, there's a book trailer at WTSbooks.com.
For a complete list of prizes and rules, click here. You can enter using the PunchTab app below. RSS readers will need to click through to the post to see the widget. Good luck!
THIS GIVEAWAY IS OVER
Advent Reflection
But you, O Bethlehem Ephrathah,
who are too little to be among the clans of Judah,
from you shall come forth for me
one who is to be ruler in Israel,
whose coming forth is from of old,
from ancient days.
Therefore he shall give them up until the time
when she who is in labor has given birth;
then the rest of his brothers shall return
to the people of Israel.
And he shall stand and shepherd his flock in the strength of the LORD,
in the majesty of the name of the LORD his God.
And they shall dwell secure, for now he shall be great
to the ends of the earth.
And he shall be their peace.
(Micah 5:2-5 ESV)
7 comments:
My most memorable childhood gift was a working toy hovercraft.
I'm running a giveaway at my blog too. Surf over and enter:
http://www.biblereadingproject.com/2011/11/december-2011-giveaway.html
Most memorable childhood gift: the B.B. Gun my Dad bought me (and the one my mom objected to).
My most memorable gift would have to be my LEGO soccer field that was fairly large, along with the sets to make it a whole stadium!
My most memorable childhood gift was a toy jet fighter plane.
Benjamin Air Rifle--step aside, Ralphie!
My most memorable gift was probably my bike.
A red wagon that I found out years later took my dad all Christmas Eve night to put together.
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