All Things in Common

Name: All Things in Common
Brand: Koorong
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Rating: 4.0 (1 reviews)
ISBN: 9781621366904

Holly Duane

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04 March 2014

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When Holly Duane was growing up in New Zealand, being poor was a way of life for her Christian family. As a young adult she wondered why believers with the financial means to aid impoverished Christians would choose not to. After undertaking a study of the more than two thousand Bible verses about helping the poor, she seeks today to teach Christians in prosperous nations how to share their lives and resources with the needy.

In *All Things in Common*, Holly calls for the body of Christ to embrace God’s heart for the poor and explains why the Bible links giving to the poor with revival. She unpacks what it means to assist the poor while offering practical ways to do this in a biblical manner.

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12 years ago
A powerful, compassionate wakeup call
A powerful, compassionate book focusing on the poor. A timely reminder of the essential core of Christ's message, of truths difficult to deny no matter what your religion. \\r\\n\\r\\nIt's about walking our talk, about facing the excuses we use to turn away. It boldly addresses the effects of the widening gap between the rich and the poor. A brave book reaching out to those of good heart and spirit. \\r\\n
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