Released in the UK January 2010
Released in the US March 2010
Trade paperback | 256 Pages
9781845505431 • £7.99 $12.99
BISAC – REL006040
Lives Jesus Changed
Lessons about Life from John's Gospel
Simon Vibert
If you look at a family album we will begin to get an idea of the events, which have occurred in the life of that particular family. John's Gospel gives a snapshot of Jesus life and the lives he changed. John's gospel tells the story of Jesus the saviour of the world who came in flesh to forgive sins. Simon Vibert invites us to come and see the lives Jesus changed. But all these characters that we meet are not the one that the people had been waiting for. Jesus was that one but all these characters were "signposts" that pointed to Jesus so that might cause us to respond. Ideal for individuals or small group studies.
Simon Vibert
Simon Vibert is Vicar of Christ Church, Virginia Water, Surrey. Prior to that he was Vice Principal and Director of the School of Preaching at Wycliffe Hall, Oxford. He studied in the USA, taught at Bible School in Haiti and has served in parishes in Wimbledon, Buxton and Carlisle. Simon is a preaching facilitator with Langham Partnership and is author of 4 other books, including Stress, The Path to Peace and Lives Jesus Changed.
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Christian Focus
"John the evangelist was a consummate chronicler and Simon Vibert's book reflects his genius... Vibert shows us how the form is the vehicle that carries the story forward. In fact we feel close to these people and are drawn into their stories."
Paul Wells
Emeritus Professor, Faculté Jean Calvin, France and Editor in Chief of Unio cum Christo
"Lives Jesus Changed reviews sixteen cases as they appear in John's Gospel, each short chapter commenting on one of them and ending with searching questions to the reader. This book is readable, analyses with simplicity each event of persons meeting the Lord Jesus. It's language is not technical. It attempts to lead the reader into something of a structured understanding of Scripture, with sparing cross-references."
English Churchman