The Two Sides of Love

The early Christian church was not a peaceful place; it was growing fast, spreading widely, running for their lives in many cases. It was made up of fallible human beings and not angels; it suffered growing pains. Paul and Jude, one the step-brother of Jesus and the other a converted Pharisee, each tried to explain this new way of living and loving together. Some people thought they were in total disagreement. This small book attempts to reconcile their perceived differences in opinion about how love is exhibited in the family of God. I hope it blesses you and makes you consider our heritage.

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Just in time to use in Lenten readings, The Two Sides of Love explores two great men's thoughts as they contemplate caring for the new church. It will enable you to see more clearly how far love needs to go to protect and care for each other. Get your copy today and be ready to be led closer to true love.