Fruit happens! / a story by Micheal Christopher.
Detalles de publicación: Oregon, EEUU : The 1687 Foundation 2010.Descripción: 112 pages ; 19 cmTipo de contenido:- text
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- PS3607 .H757 F478 2010
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A word from Dellie -- Chapter 1: The baseball game -- Chapter 2: Not quite dead -- Chapter 3: Dellie goes to a meeting -- Chapter 4: Where it all begins -- Chapter 5: A closer look at the fruits -- Chapter 6: Building on a foundation -- Chapter 7: The gril in the river -- Chapter 8: the perfect fit -- Chapter 9: Final thoughts -- Appendix 1: something to think about -- Appendix 2: The fruits of the spirit in your own life -- Appendix 3: Researching the bible online.
Fruit Happens! features one of the most exciting characters you might ever meet. His name is Dellie O’Shea, and his game is “over the top: in every possible way. Dellie O’Shea is not someone who sits on the sidelines and watches the world pass by. He’s a young man who puts his best instincts into action, especially those he gets directly from God. Along the way he learns what the “Fruits of the Spirit” are all about, by saving the life of another even as those same spiritual fruits grow and develop within himself. He’s also a Very Special Person in other ways as well- but you’ll have to read his story to find out what they are! This series was originally written for the 9-12 year old (middle school aged). However, adults love the stories… the characters and the biblical truths brought out in short easy fictional books. This format works especially well with the incarcerated population.