40 Days with Jesus: An Invitation to Know Him Better

How well do you know Jesus? This little book of daily readings introduces you to the character and life of Jesus Christ.’My hope is that as you read, you’ll discover, or will remember, just how central Jesus is to Christianity,’ says Malcolm. ‘Jesus didn’t come to establish a religion, he came to change lives and to deal with the barriers that exist between God and us. Unfortunately, we Christians are very good at boxing him in. He doesn’t like boxes – they feel a little too like tombs and Jesus has a tendency to refuse to stay in those. May you meet Jesus in a way that will change your life forever.’A short prayer accompanies each section.ReviewWith scholarly wisdom and inspirational devotion Malcolm invites us to encounter the real Jesus. Undoubtedly 40 unmissable days, each one holding the potential to change our lives. Superb! (Catherine Campbell, author of God Knows Your Name 2015-04-27)”Malcolm’s simple reflections on the various facets of Jesus’ character reflect his own commitment to Christ–uncluttered, uncompromising, accessible and passionate. Digesting these daily devotionals will draw you deeper and closer to God’s heart.” (Simon Guillebaud, author of Choose Life 2015-04-27)”Within each entry of this short, easy to read, collection of devotionals, Malcolm takes the reader on the great journey of experiencing Jesus. This straightforward and vast look at the life of Christ will deepen your understanding of Him and propel you out to live the Jesus way of life. 40 Days With Jesus is a lifegiving read!” (Rob Peabody, author of Citizen 2015-04-27)Book DescriptionA daily devotional helping readers to connect with Jesus in a deeper way.About the AuthorMalcolm Duncan is the Founder and Director of Church and Community. He is on the Board of Spring Harvest and is the Senior Pastor of Gold Hill Baptist Church. He regularly helps the British government and other groups to understand the role of church in society. He is deeply committed to serving the poor and excluded. Malcolm is a passionate communicator and over the past ten years has regularly written, broadcast, taught and lectured on the themes of mission and Christian engagement with society.