Explaining Trust

Name: Explaining Trust
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Biblical Truth Simply Explained

Tom Marshall

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Tom Marshall teaches what the Bible says about trust. He explains:

The importance of trust in relation to God and others
How trust is established
How trust can be broken.

He helps the reader understand attributes of trust and its counterpart distrust, and teaches us how we can put our trust in others. Marshall provides practical, Biblically supported applications to help you to restore broken trust in your life.

Each chapter ends with questions for study so you can fully interact with the teaching, which makes this book an excellent resource for p...

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Tom Marshall teaches what the Bible says about trust. He explains:

The importance of trust in relation to God and others
How trust is established
How trust can be broken.

Each chapter ends with questions for study so you can fully interact with the teaching, which makes this book an excellent resource for personal or group study.

The Explaining Series books have always been amongst Sovereign World’s bestsellers. Each book is just 64 pages and focuses upon a vital aspect of Christian faith and doctrine. They present the Bible’s teaching with clarity and simplicity.

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SKU: 9781852406745 Categories: Book Store, Counselling and Prayer Ministry, Explaining Series, Forgiveness, Group Resources, Leadership, Marriage, Pastoral, Relationships Tags: Distrust, Trust

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Tom Marshall

Tom Marshall travelled extensively as a Bible teacher. In addition to being an author, he was in great demand as a speaker at Bible Conventions, Conferences and Business Seminars. He died in 1993 but his ministry lives on through his books and the media. He and his wife were foundation members of the Wainuiomata Baptist Church. In the early 1960s he became involved in the Charismatic Renewal movement in New Zealand and left the Baptist Church to form a house church. He was subsequently invited to speak at both charismatic and mainstream Christian churches in New Zealand. In the 1970s he moved to the Kapiti Coast north of Wellington and was instrumental in forming the Kapiti Christian Centre. He was the founding editor of The Shaker magazine (later renamed Today's Christian). In the 1980s he spoke at many overseas conventions and was involved in the ministry of Youth with a Mission.

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