A Taste of Joy and Liberty: A Philosopher Encounters the Gospel of Jesus - Wattles, Jeffrey (Jeffrey Wattles) - Libros - Origin Press,USA - 9781579830649 - 27 de enero de 2026
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A Taste of Joy and Liberty: A Philosopher Encounters the Gospel of Jesus

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Understand the gospel that Jesus lived and taught.

Discover anew the living Jesus, our world’s greatest teacher. Learn why Jesus was the supreme example of his own teaching: the gospel of love in the kingdom of God and the thrill of serving in God’s universal family. Authored by a lifelong university professor and gospel evangelist, this unique analysis shows us how to live like Jesus—fresh, alive, original, spontaneous, and as a wellspring of kindness, mercy, and service to all. 

Why is Jesus so attractive to truth seekers? In a word, because we experience joy and liberty when we choose to love God and our neighbor as ourselves. Once we learn to know Jesus and decide to live according to this gospel, we develop a character like his—strong, balanced, and centered in truth. In this book, you’ll also discover a Jesus who was a scientist, philosopher, healer, friend, and humorist, a divine son who shows us how to live in God’s will and thrive as sons or daughters of the universal creator. A Taste of Joy and Liberty helps us follow Jesus beyond the present chaos into the dawn of a worldwide spiritual renaissance. Walk with Jesus as he shows the way to a new era of unity among his followers and the path to worldwide cooperation among equals in the family of religions.

Medios de comunicación Libros     Paperback Book   (Libro con tapa blanda y lomo encolado)
Publicado 27 de enero de 2026
ISBN13 9781579830649
Editores Origin Press,USA
Páginas 260
Dimensiones 140 × 216 × 16 mm   ·   344 g

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