Michael Card Knihy

Exploring the theme of lament, this Bible study emphasizes the significance of expressing both joy and sorrow to God. By examining the experiences of biblical figures such as Job, David, Jeremiah, and Jesus, it guides small groups in understanding the importance of sharing their deepest emotions with the Father. This companion book to A Sacred Sorrow provides insights and prompts for meaningful discussions and reflections on the necessity of lament in spiritual life.

Focusing on the apostle Peter, this study guide presents nine sessions designed for individuals or groups. It emphasizes Peter's journey as a model for personal transformation and deepening one's relationship with Jesus, offering insights and reflections to enhance spiritual growth.

Over the course of his career, singer-songwriter Michael Card has explored the depths of Scripture by bringing together biblical study and the power of the imagination. Now he sheds light on the life of Jesus through forty lyrical reflections on the four Gospels, leading us to a place where Jesus becomes real and we can hear him with both hearts and minds.

Exploring the profound significance of the cross, Michael Card delves into its central role in Christianity, emphasizing how Jesus' suffering and sacrifice provide freedom, healing, and life. Through an examination of Old Testament prophecies and Gospel narratives, he seeks to reframe the cross as a powerful intersection of violence and grace. This richly designed book invites readers to rediscover the transformative meaning of Christ's self-sacrifice and its implications for their faith.

The second volume of the Biblical Imagination series invites readers to engage deeply with the Gospel of Mark. Michael Card encourages a faith-filled exploration of each scene, emphasizing the emotional connection and passion that Mark aimed to evoke in his portrayal of Jesus. Through imaginative insights, readers are guided to appreciate the Gospel's profound impact on faith and understanding.

Exploring the concept of discipleship, this book delves into the biblical metaphor of slavery, emphasizing its significance in understanding Jesus as both Savior and Master. Michael Card reflects on his experiences in an African American church, where the term "Master" symbolizes a deeper truth about freedom from earthly authorities. By examining the early church's perspective on Greco-Roman slavery, Card invites readers to embrace the identity of "slave of Christ" and discover the true liberation that comes from following Him.

The book takes readers on an imaginative exploration of the Gospel of Luke, portraying Luke as a multifaceted figure—historian, Gentile, doctor, and slave. Through thought-provoking questions, the author invites readers to engage deeply with Luke's narrative, encouraging a fresh perspective on this biblical text.

Creativity is highlighted as a fundamental aspect of discipleship for Christians, rooted in the belief that humans are made in God's image. Michael Card explores how embracing creativity can deepen one's faith and enhance the journey of following Christ, emphasizing its importance in spiritual growth and expression.

Focusing on the unique insights of John, the longest-surviving apostle, this volume explores his Gospel as a profound reflection on Jesus' divine identity. Michael Card delves into the distinct stories and teachings that John offers, which are absent from the other Gospels, enriching the understanding of Jesus' character and mission. Through thoughtful analysis, the book invites readers to deepen their appreciation of the biblical narrative and its implications for faith.