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The Imitation of Christ Deluxe Edition

Classic Devotions in Today's Language

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By James Watkins

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Feb 7, 2017
Page Count
288 pages
Publisher
Worthy Inspired
ISBN-13
9781617956775

When does a classic become new, fresh and extremely relevant? When it is taken from an outdated format and sculpted into devotions that are readable, searchable and understandable. The Imitation of Christ has been in print for over 500 years for a good reason. It is powerful, beautiful and heart piercing. James Watkins has taken those words and reworked them into ninety daily readings, arranged by topic. Whether for daily devotions or for sound insight into a particular issue, Watkins’ paraphrase blends the ancient with the modern to introduce this classic to a new audience, speaking to all Christians with credibility and authority and using inclusive language not found in the original.

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$22.49 CAD

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Leather/fine binding (Special Edition)

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James Watkins

About the Author

James Watkins is the author of sixteen books including Death & Beyond, which won a Campus Life “Book of the Year” award, and The Why Files series, which was honored with a Christian Retailer’s Choice award. He serves as associate acquisitions editor at Wesleyan Publishing House and has won four Evangelical Press Association awards for editing. He is a graduate of Indiana Wesleyan University with a BA in Theology and his graduate work is in communications at Ball State University and Pursue University. He lives in central Indiana.

Thomas Kempis was a priest, monk, and writer who lived in obscurity in fourteenth-century Germany. His books have been bestselling resources changing lives for more than 500 years.

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