Can I Call You Soldier? - Softcover

Davis; Harold D.

Softcover

ISBN 10: 0802411665 ISBN 13: 9780802411662

Publisher: Moody Publishers, 2006

Synopsis

In the eighth chapter of the Book of Acts, Luke records the baptism of an Ethiopian chamberlain. Vessel of Honor picks up where Acts 8 left off. Chamberlain Sahlin Malae is in the service of Amanitore, a powerful Ethiopian queen in the First Century A.D. After discovering the long-awaited Messiah, he returns to a kingdom on the verge of destroying itself. Even though he has become a believer, Sahlin craves the power and prestige common to his lineage. Filled with rich history, Vessel of Honor is a compelling portrayal of the inner struggles facing those in the early Ethiopian church.

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About the Author

HAROLD DAVIS (M.Min. and D.Min., Bethany Theological Seminary) is founder and Executive Director of TALKS Mentoring of Champaign County (Illinois). He is an ordained minister and serves as Associate Minister at Canaan Missionary Baptist Church of Urbana, Illinois, where he previously served for twelve years as Assistant Pastor and Pastor of Youth Activities. Davis is the author of several books, including Talks Your Dad Never Had With You, Can I Call You Soldier?, Never Alone (Dating from the Biblical Perspective) and the TALKS Mentoring curriculum series.

From the Back Cover

A GENERATION IS UNDER ATTACK…  WHO WILL PROTECT YOUR FAMILY?

The war is at home and the battlefield is in the lives of our young men.  It’s up to us to win this battle and prepare the next generation to join the fight.  Can I Call You Soldier? provides a strategy for victory through:

¿ Teaching men to respect women
¿ Empowering men to protect their children
¿ Providing counsel for interracial ministering

You can make a difference.  Are you willing to use your power and influence to rescue the next generation?

Edition details

• Publisher: Moody Publishers
• Publication date: 2006
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 0802411665
• ISBN 13: 9780802411662
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 136