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Paperback. Condition: Very Good. See Romans through Luther's Gospel-centered lens: grace for guilty sinners, peace for troubled consciences, and freedom from a faith defined by do more, try harder. Paul's Letter to the Romans exposes the self-righteousness hidden in every human heart. It shows why God's Law can reveal our sin but cannot heal it, and why the death and resurrection of Jesus provide the righteousness, forgiveness, and hope we could never achieve on our own. In Reading Romans with Luther, Pastor R. J. Grunewald guides readers through Paul's most influential epistle alongside insights from Martin Luther's Romans lectures. Combining Scripture, carefully selected excerpts from Luther, and clear contemporary reflections, this accessible study explores the human condition, God's saving grace, Baptism, faith, suffering, and life in Christ. Inside, readers will: Understand the life-giving difference between God's Law and God's Gospel Discover justification by faith as Christ's righteousness received rather than earned Find comfort in the Christian's daily reality of being both sinner and forgiven child of God See how God's grace naturally bears fruit in loving service to others This is not a call to improve your spiritual performance. It is an invitation to hear the Gospel as the final word. Whether you are studying Romans for the first time or returning to a familiar book with fresh questions, Reading Romans with Luther points you to Christ: the One who covers your shame, meets you in suffering, and speaks a promise stronger than every accusation.…

Paperback. Condition: Good. See Romans through Luther's Gospel-centered lens: grace for guilty sinners, peace for troubled consciences, and freedom from a faith defined by do more, try harder. Paul's Letter to the Romans exposes the self-righteousness hidden in every human heart. It shows why God's Law can reveal our sin but cannot heal it, and why the death and resurrection of Jesus provide the righteousness, forgiveness, and hope we could never achieve on our own. In Reading Romans with Luther, Pastor R. J. Grunewald guides readers through Paul's most influential epistle alongside insights from Martin Luther's Romans lectures. Combining Scripture, carefully selected excerpts from Luther, and clear contemporary reflections, this accessible study explores the human condition, God's saving grace, Baptism, faith, suffering, and life in Christ. Inside, readers will: Understand the life-giving difference between God's Law and God's Gospel Discover justification by faith as Christ's righteousness received rather than earned Find comfort in the Christian's daily reality of being both sinner and forgiven child of God See how God's grace naturally bears fruit in loving service to others This is not a call to improve your spiritual performance. It is an invitation to hear the Gospel as the final word. Whether you are studying Romans for the first time or returning to a familiar book with fresh questions, Reading Romans with Luther points you to Christ: the One who covers your shame, meets you in suffering, and speaks a promise stronger than every accusation.…

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Paperback. Condition: Good. EISNER AWARD NOMINEE . In this graphic adaptation of Sister Helen Prejean's bestselling memoir, acclaimed artist Catherine Anyango Gr newald and writer Rose Vines bring to striking visual life the story of a nun who becomes a fierce advocate against the death penalty. "The now legendary story of Dead Man Walking has been heard and seen by millions. This updated, graphic presentation is yet another way for others, hopefully a new generation, to witness the inhumane treatment of those in our prisons."-John Grisham Growing up in a middle-class Roman Catholic family in the Jim Crow South, Sister Helen Prejean had resisted the idea that religious faith could be harnessed into social justice until dramatic changes sweeping the Catholic Church in the 1960s and '70s landed her in the heart of the New Orleans housing projects. There, she was asked to write a letter to Patrick Sonnier-a man sentenced to die in Louisiana's electric chair for the murder of two teenagers. When Sonnier wrote back, Prejean's life irrevocably altered course. She came to know a man who was as terrified as he had once been terrifying, as well as the victims' families and the men who were charged with putting Sonnier to death. For more than four decades, Prejean has worked alongside the convicted, as well as the families of victims, to abolish the death penalty, a sentence often determined by race, economic status, and geography. This graphic adaptation of Prejean's memoir offers an accessible way to engage with one of the most complex moral and emotional issues facing our country. Rose Vines skillfully interlaces recent developments with the original account, amplifying its relevance for today's readers. Catherine Anyango Gr newald's illustrations urge us to grapple with the humanity of this story, drawing an evocative, unforgettable portrait of mercy and justice. Grünewald, Catherine Anyango (illustrator). …

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. See Romans through Luther's Gospel-centered lens: grace for guilty sinners, peace for troubled consciences, and freedom from a faith defined by do more, try harder. Paul's Letter to the Romans exposes the self-righteousness hidden in every human heart. It shows why God's Law can reveal our sin but cannot heal it, and why the death and resurrection of Jesus provide the righteousness, forgiveness, and hope we could never achieve on our own. In Reading Romans with Luther, Pastor R. J. Grunewald guides readers through Paul's most influential epistle alongside insights from Martin Luther's Romans lectures. Combining Scripture, carefully selected excerpts from Luther, and clear contemporary reflections, this accessible study explores the human condition, God's saving grace, Baptism, faith, suffering, and life in Christ. Inside, readers will: Understand the life-giving difference between God's Law and God's Gospel Discover justification by faith as Christ's righteousness received rather than earned Find comfort in the Christian's daily reality of being both sinner and forgiven child of God See how God's grace naturally bears fruit in loving service to others This is not a call to improve your spiritual performance. It is an invitation to hear the Gospel as the final word. Whether you are studying Romans for the first time or returning to a familiar book with fresh questions, Reading Romans with Luther points you to Christ: the One who covers your shame, meets you in suffering, and speaks a promise stronger than every accusation.…

Paperback. Condition: Good. See Romans through Luther's Gospel-centered lens: grace for guilty sinners, peace for troubled consciences, and freedom from a faith defined by do more, try harder. Paul's Letter to the Romans exposes the self-righteousness hidden in every human heart. It shows why God's Law can reveal our sin but cannot heal it, and why the death and resurrection of Jesus provide the righteousness, forgiveness, and hope we could never achieve on our own. In Reading Romans with Luther, Pastor R. J. Grunewald guides readers through Paul's most influential epistle alongside insights from Martin Luther's Romans lectures. Combining Scripture, carefully selected excerpts from Luther, and clear contemporary reflections, this accessible study explores the human condition, God's saving grace, Baptism, faith, suffering, and life in Christ. Inside, readers will: Understand the life-giving difference between God's Law and God's Gospel Discover justification by faith as Christ's righteousness received rather than earned Find comfort in the Christian's daily reality of being both sinner and forgiven child of God See how God's grace naturally bears fruit in loving service to others This is not a call to improve your spiritual performance. It is an invitation to hear the Gospel as the final word. Whether you are studying Romans for the first time or returning to a familiar book with fresh questions, Reading Romans with Luther points you to Christ: the One who covers your shame, meets you in suffering, and speaks a promise stronger than every accusation.…

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Paperback. Condition: Good. EISNER AWARD NOMINEE . In this graphic adaptation of Sister Helen Prejean's bestselling memoir, acclaimed artist Catherine Anyango Gr newald and writer Rose Vines bring to striking visual life the story of a nun who becomes a fierce advocate against the death penalty. "The now legendary story of Dead Man Walking has been heard and seen by millions. This updated, graphic presentation is yet another way for others, hopefully a new generation, to witness the inhumane treatment of those in our prisons."-John Grisham Growing up in a middle-class Roman Catholic family in the Jim Crow South, Sister Helen Prejean had resisted the idea that religious faith could be harnessed into social justice until dramatic changes sweeping the Catholic Church in the 1960s and '70s landed her in the heart of the New Orleans housing projects. There, she was asked to write a letter to Patrick Sonnier-a man sentenced to die in Louisiana's electric chair for the murder of two teenagers. When Sonnier wrote back, Prejean's life irrevocably altered course. She came to know a man who was as terrified as he had once been terrifying, as well as the victims' families and the men who were charged with putting Sonnier to death. For more than four decades, Prejean has worked alongside the convicted, as well as the families of victims, to abolish the death penalty, a sentence often determined by race, economic status, and geography. This graphic adaptation of Prejean's memoir offers an accessible way to engage with one of the most complex moral and emotional issues facing our country. Rose Vines skillfully interlaces recent developments with the original account, amplifying its relevance for today's readers. Catherine Anyango Gr newald's illustrations urge us to grapple with the humanity of this story, drawing an evocative, unforgettable portrait of mercy and justice. Grünewald, Catherine Anyango (illustrator). …

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