Beginnings: understanding how we experience the new birth

Phillipsburg, New Jersey: P&R Publishing (2006)
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This study of real-life conversion stories explores the ways people experience being born again and shows how Christians can best serve others as spiritual midwives rather than spiritual salespeople.

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