Perfect for:
- Personal Lenten devotional readings
- Church-wide Lent studies (check out the series kit!)
- Sunday school classes
- Small groups (including class meetings and band meetings)
- Wake-Up Call readers
Meet the Author
DAN WILT is an author, communicator, pastor, and practitioner who writes on the topics of worship, the Holy Spirit, and following Jesus.With roots in the Vineyard stream of churches, Dan has served the development of disciples internationally through his speaking and resources. Dan is part of the Seedbed farm team and lives inThompson’s Station, Tennessee.
Endorsements
A new perspective on a familiar scripture passage. This journey through Jesus’s 40 days in the wilderness will give you a deeper understanding to the temptations Jesus encountered and how He responded perfectly. The writers style is easy to read yet challenging. Great book!
I have read a lot of Christian books and this one by far is one of my favorites!!!! I love his writing style and it's easy to read yet thought-provoking. I have even bought copies for friends who also need to hear this message. I 100% recommend this book.
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