Joanne J. Jung
Biography
Joanne J. Jung wrote Knowing Grace, Character Formation in Online Education, and The Lost Discipline of Conversation.
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Christian Living
“So many people want their identity to be found in their achievement, financial gain, or popularity, only to be dissatisfied with their life and relationships. Finding Freedom in Jesus reorients your soul to the real life-transforming, life-sustaining, God-given identity found only in Christ.”
Arts & Literature
“If Bunyan’s Pilgrim’s Progress captures your sanctified imagination, keep your seatbelts on as Into the Pilgrimverse will take it to places further along Christian’s journey.”
Christian Living
“For many reasons, this is an important, carefully argued book but is especially important in that it undertakes to creatively discuss the essential, even difficult, elements of the Reformed and scriptural doctrine of God, with an extensive knowledge and use of popular culture. It is thus hopefully able to capture a youthful readership with a subject long considered appropriate only for scholars. For this reason, I wish the book great success. REV. DR. PETER R. JONES, executive director, TruthXChange; associate pastor, New Life Presbyterian Church, Escondido, CA If your God is small, his character, attributes, and Word will mean little to you. If he is big, however, these will make all the difference in the world. Thaddeus Williams shows us the bigness of God.”
NOTE: Only includes books currently in our catalog; not necessarily a complete list.
Character Formation in Online Education
Discipleship & Christian Education
The Lost Discipline of Conversation
Prayer & Spiritual Formation
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