DO BUSINESS WITH THE MINA - Bock, Jacob
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"Scores of people are handed the Mina every week in church and do nothing with it. You do not want to be that person!" Most Christians know the parable Jesus told of the Talents, and they tend to think the parable of the Mina is just a slightly different version of the same story. Would you be surprised to hear it isn't? The Mina does not represent a talent given to you by the Master . . . it is something far more precious. This short book-which can easily be read in an evening-will open your eyes to the real meaning of one of the most important parables Jesus ever told. Discover the secret of…mehr

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"Scores of people are handed the Mina every week in church and do nothing with it. You do not want to be that person!" Most Christians know the parable Jesus told of the Talents, and they tend to think the parable of the Mina is just a slightly different version of the same story. Would you be surprised to hear it isn't? The Mina does not represent a talent given to you by the Master . . . it is something far more precious. This short book-which can easily be read in an evening-will open your eyes to the real meaning of one of the most important parables Jesus ever told. Discover the secret of the Parable of the Mina; you will never view your walk with Christ the same way.
Autorenporträt
Jacob Bock is an Assembly of God missionary who lives in Madrid, Spain, with his wife, Joni. Since 1987, he has dedicated himself to full-time evangelism and training believers to share the Gospel. Beginning in 2002, Jacob and his OnTheRedBox team have been evangelizing open air on the Puerta del Sol (the main square of Madrid) and talking with people from all over the world. He is well known for his creative way of illustrating the Gospel message. Besides telling people about Jesus, Jacob enjoys storming old Spanish castles, hiking in the mountains, and reading old books.