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"Birth," "Assurance," and "Adoption" are three terms that relate to the beginning of the Christian experience. And they are the first of twenty key characteristics discussed in this book on developing a dynamic, growing Christian life. Noted Bible teacher Warren Wiersbe explains who you are in Christ and how to become more like Him. The key is to not get stuck in the birth process but to constantly move toward maturity in the Christian faith. Wiersbe describes a process that parallels human growth and development in many ways. He calls for balance, nutrition, and exercise. He magnifies the place of faith, hope, and love in the daily experience of the Christian who is becoming more like his Master. This volume challenges any Christian, Whether a new believer or a veteran in the faith. The writer presents each principle clearly, making it easy to grasp and apply. He touches on such diverse areas as the role of prayer, the place of the Bible, and the necessity of trusting and obeying. The tone is uplifting and encouraging throughout, but the reader is reminded that the responsibility for development in the faith lies with the individual believer.Recommended product_description :"Birth," "Assurance," and "Adoption" are three terms that relate to the beginning of the Christian experience. And they are the first of twenty key characteristics discussed in this book on developing a dynamic, growing Christian life. Noted Bible teacher Warren Wiersbe explains who you are in Christ and how to become more like Him. The key is to not get stuck in the birth process but to constantly move toward maturity in the Christian faith. Wiersbe describes a process that parallels human growth and development in many ways. He calls for balance, nutrition, and exercise. He magnifies the place of faith, hope, and love in the daily experience of the Christian who is becoming more like his Master. This volume challenges any Christian, Whether a new believer or a veteran in the faith. The writer presents each principle clearly, making it easy to grasp and apply. He touches on such diverse areas as the role of prayer, the place of the Bible, and the necessity of trusting and obeying. The tone is uplifting and encouraging throughout, but the reader is reminded that the responsibility for development in the faith lies with the individual believer. - from Amzon