Summary of Larry Crabb's 66 Love Letters
Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book.
Sample Book Insights:
#1 I began to see the Bible as a love story that began with a divorce. I imagined C. S. Lewis coming to my house for dinner, and I asked him why he wrote each of his books. He answered my question in a sentence or two.
#2 The Bible is full of love letters from God. When you read the Bible and hear its love letters, you will understand the greatest love story ever told. You will be swept off your feet.
#3 The Bible is a collection of 66 love letters from God to humanity. When you hear God speak to you in these letters, you can understand who He is and what He's up to. You can join Him in the story He's telling.
#4 The more you can ask yourself what story your life is telling, the better you can understand the plot, and the happier you will be. When you manage to ask this question, science moves to the back row, and religion and philosophy step forward.
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Sample Book Insights:
#1 I began to see the Bible as a love story that began with a divorce. I imagined C. S. Lewis coming to my house for dinner, and I asked him why he wrote each of his books. He answered my question in a sentence or two.
#2 The Bible is full of love letters from God. When you read the Bible and hear its love letters, you will understand the greatest love story ever told. You will be swept off your feet.
#3 The Bible is a collection of 66 love letters from God to humanity. When you hear God speak to you in these letters, you can understand who He is and what He's up to. You can join Him in the story He's telling.
#4 The more you can ask yourself what story your life is telling, the better you can understand the plot, and the happier you will be. When you manage to ask this question, science moves to the back row, and religion and philosophy step forward.
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