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Walk His Way

Following Christ through the Book of Psalms

Andrew Shead
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Pages
160
Year
2023
Language
English

About

This warm and wonderful book will be a tremendous help to very many'
Christopher Ash, Writer-in-Residence, Tyndale House, Cambridge.

What does it mean to walk in the way of Jesus?

What if reading the same scriptures that he read, and praying the same prayers that he prayed, made following Jesus easier?

The Psalms are intended for people who would follow Christ along his path of trust and obedience. Andrew Shead shows us that we can follow Christ through the book of Psalms, a journey through many hardships that ends in joy. He combines an appreciation for the overall story of the book of Psalms, the art of reading poetry well, and the discipline of biblical theology to invite you to follow Christ more faithfully.

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"This warm and wonderful book will be a tremendous help to very many Christians seeking to understand and to pray the Psalms in Christ. In my experience books about the Psalms tend either towards dry scholarship lacking in the richness of Christ or to popular devotion lacking in depth. This book is built on careful scholarship and grapples with the text in the context of the whole Bible with Chris
Christopher Ash, Writer-in-Residence, Tyndale House, Cambridge.
"Having had the privilege of hearing the talks on which this excellent book is based, I am delighted to be able to study them further in written form. This book will be a blessing to all who read it carefully and will draw you closer to the Lord."
Dr Peter Jensen, former Archbishop of the Diocese of Sydney and Principal of Moore Theolog
"With an ease that belies the expertise behind it, Shead fits each of his selected psalms into the grand history of Israel and into the grander history of those who follow Jesus. Satisfying to both scholar and common reader, here is a series of exquisitely crafted meditations that will delight the mind, nourish the heart, and quicken feet to Walk His Way."
Havilah Dharamaj, Head of the Department of Biblical Studies, South Asia Institute of Adva

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