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Product Description This discussion guide helps individuals and small groups answer some of life's greatest questions: What makes life worth living? Where did I come from? Why am I here? What gives my life meaning? Where do I find truth? Answers to these questions directly affect how we live and whether our lives will count for something. This book discussion guide is intentionally designed to encourage dialogue between believers and seekers about worldview issues such as wealth and power, individualism and sacrifice, conscience and morality, and postmodernism and truth. |
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Product Details (Paperback) : 160 Pages Release Date: May 01, 2006 Label: Tyndale House Publishers Distributed By: Tyndale House Publishers Publisher: Tyndale House Publishers Length: 8.36 inches Height: 0.34 inches Weight: 0.34 (lbs) Language: Category: SOCIAL ISSUES ISBN: 1414311389 EAN / ISBN-13: 9781414311388 Product Code: 308149 |
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Charles W. Colson Charles Colson, internationally known commentator, columnist, and author, is the founder of Prison Fellowship. His radio broadcast, BreakPoint, airs daily to five million listeners. Former Counsel to President Richard Nixon, Colson converted to Christianity before spending time in prison on a Watergate-related charge. In the last thirty-three years, Colson has visited more than 600 prisons in forty countries and, with the help of nearly 50,000 volunteers, has built Prison Fellowship into the world's largest prison outreach. In recognition of his work, Colson received the prestigious Templeton |
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Harold Fickett Michel Thomas was head of the Michel Thomas Language Centers and taught languages for more than 50 years, primarily in New York, Beverly Hills, and London. Over a period of 25 years he developed a unique and revolutionary learning system that made him the world's leading language teacher. |
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Editorial Review This discussion guide helps individuals and small groups answer some of life's greatest questions: What makes life worth living? Where did I come from? Why am I here? What gives my life meaning? Where do I find truth? Answers to these questions directly affect how we live and whether our lives will count for something. This book discussion guide is intentionally designed to encourage dialogue between believers and seekers about worldview issues such as wealth and power, individualism and sacrifice, conscience and morality, and postmodernism and truth. |
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