james choung
seeking real life in the big story
“I highly recommend this book as a fresh articulation and narrative of what is truly the good news! This good news is not just what we’re saved from but what we are called to!” — Dave Gibbons
“This small (3×5) 30 page booklet is by far the best summary of the good news I have ever read in so short a space. It is phenomenal.”
— Len Hjalmarson
— Len Hjalmarson
A free, downloadable study guide to help individuals and small groups discuss and digest the content in True Story. It offers both a six-session study and a one-session overview.
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