The Big(ger) Picture: An Essay on the War Against the Fatherhood of God and Culture of Christ
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“Whatever God does, it shall be forever. Nothing can be added to it [or] taken from it.”
—Eccles. 3:14-15, NKJV
The Big(ger) Picture is a call for Christians everywhere to choose the Word of God as their only basis for Christian living. Author Marshall M. Wood warns the church not to be duped by so-called “new” doctrines, but to live the way the Bible instructs because God’s Word never changes.
This clarion call to a dedicated Christian life will show you:
· Why apostasy is running rampant in the church today.
· How to recognize it using God’s Word.
· What you can do to renew your commitment to the Lord.
Wood reminds us that, as Christians, we must make a choice. “We cannot live in both worlds,” he states. “It is one or the other.”
How will you choose?
—Eccles. 3:14-15, NKJV
The Big(ger) Picture is a call for Christians everywhere to choose the Word of God as their only basis for Christian living. Author Marshall M. Wood warns the church not to be duped by so-called “new” doctrines, but to live the way the Bible instructs because God’s Word never changes.
This clarion call to a dedicated Christian life will show you:
· Why apostasy is running rampant in the church today.
· How to recognize it using God’s Word.
· What you can do to renew your commitment to the Lord.
Wood reminds us that, as Christians, we must make a choice. “We cannot live in both worlds,” he states. “It is one or the other.”
How will you choose?
Product Details
- Title : The Big(ger) Picture: An Essay on the War Against the Fatherhood of God and Culture of Christ
- Author: Wood, Marshall
- Publisher: Creation House
- Publication Date: 2014
- ISBN: 9781621367031
Marshall M. Wood is the founder of Cross Over Jacksonville, a for-profit business that networks men who embrace biblical principles set forth in The Big(ger) Picture. He has been married to his childhood sweetheart for forty-three years, and they have six sons and thirteen grandchildren. Marshall was a career U.S. Air Force pilot and flew in the Yom Kippur War in 1973.