The Water and the Blood: How the Sacraments Shape Christian Identity Kelly Kapic though not intended to be

though not intended to be exhaustive

the people of God were mired in sin—from murder and violence to lust and adultery

He is also the author of Love and Its Fruits: Jonathan Edwards' Charity and Its Fruits Summarized for the 21st Century

Individuals who have lost an appreciation for humility as a central Christian virtue will be reminded of its value as the best way to grow closer to and more like Jesus

in history from the University of Leicester (UK)

The Water and the Blood: How the Sacraments Shape Christian Identity Kelly Kapic though not intended to beOur culture today teaches us that we must look inside ourselves to discover our place and purpose in lifewe can determine our own identities and express them however we want. This self centered approach promises freedom and fulfillment, but it leads only to confusion and despair. In The Water and the Blood, Kevin P. Emmert combats this egocentric mindset with a sustainable solution through Jesus Christ. Emmert explores the depth of Christian identity,