Through the Looking Glass: Reflections on Christ That Change Us
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Overview
This inspiring look at the many facets of Christ’s splendor offers us the opportunity to become like Christ by focusing on him. Lundgaard draws on the teaching of John Owen in this fresh and moving portrayal of the glory of Christ.
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- Provides a fresh and moving portrayal of the glory of Christ
- Offers an inspiring look at the many facets of Christ’s splendor
- Puts deep Puritan thoughts from John Owen into language that any adult believer can handle
- That Where I Am, There Ye May Be Also - Christina Rossetti
- from: Moon-like Is All Other Love - Anonymous
- The Sacrifice - George Herbert
- Jesus Christ the Apple Tree - Anonymous
- Charitas Nimia: or the Dear Bargain - Richard Crashaw
- A Better Resurrection - Christina Rossetti
- As a Stranger - Kris Lundgaard
In his first book Lundgaard displayed his excellent skills as a diagnostician of the disease of sin. Now he follows as a physician of souls with the much-needed healing medicine of Christ's glory and grace.
—Bryan Chapell
This is a precious book: first, because of its vivid focus on Jesus and his glory; second, because of its piercing analysis of what goes wrong in Christian hearts, and what to do about it; third, because of its refreshing words to old folks like myself in particular; fourth, because of the author’s skill in putting deep Puritan thoughts from John Owen into language that any believer from mid-teens on can handle. It is a fresh-flavored doctrinal devotional of classic quality, which I enthusiastically recommend.
—J. I. Packer
Kris Lundgaard’s remarkable pen gives us the Christ of the Bible—the cosmic Creator and Redeemer who fills every horizon—our all in all. Thanks be to God!
—R. Kent Hughes