He Calls Me By The Thunder
African-American history and daily devotional
A unique devotional that weaves African-American history, slavery and Bible truths together to illustrate that freedom from the slavery of sin is granted by faith in Christ.
Endorsed by The Right Reverend Vinton R. Anderson, 92nd Elected Bishop of the African Methodist Episcopal Church (deceased).
The thirty-two meditations make a stimulating, documented African-American history devotional. Historical figures such as Harriet Tubman, Frederick Douglass, slave narratives, poetry, slave songs, Equiano and her personal testimony further celebrates Christ as the way to obtain freedom from sin’s slavery. The final meditation titled, Whose Slave Are You?, concludes with a place for the reader to sign their own freedom papers.
If you want an autographed copy, you will have the option of sharing the name of the person you want it made out to after you click the “Add to Cart” button!
African-American history and daily devotional
A unique devotional that weaves African-American history, slavery and Bible truths together to illustrate that freedom from the slavery of sin is granted by faith in Christ.
Endorsed by The Right Reverend Vinton R. Anderson, 92nd Elected Bishop of the African Methodist Episcopal Church (deceased).
The thirty-two meditations make a stimulating, documented African-American history devotional. Historical figures such as Harriet Tubman, Frederick Douglass, slave narratives, poetry, slave songs, Equiano and her personal testimony further celebrates Christ as the way to obtain freedom from sin’s slavery. The final meditation titled, Whose Slave Are You?, concludes with a place for the reader to sign their own freedom papers.
If you want an autographed copy, you will have the option of sharing the name of the person you want it made out to after you click the “Add to Cart” button!
African-American history and daily devotional
A unique devotional that weaves African-American history, slavery and Bible truths together to illustrate that freedom from the slavery of sin is granted by faith in Christ.
Endorsed by The Right Reverend Vinton R. Anderson, 92nd Elected Bishop of the African Methodist Episcopal Church (deceased).
The thirty-two meditations make a stimulating, documented African-American history devotional. Historical figures such as Harriet Tubman, Frederick Douglass, slave narratives, poetry, slave songs, Equiano and her personal testimony further celebrates Christ as the way to obtain freedom from sin’s slavery. The final meditation titled, Whose Slave Are You?, concludes with a place for the reader to sign their own freedom papers.
If you want an autographed copy, you will have the option of sharing the name of the person you want it made out to after you click the “Add to Cart” button!