Practical Happiness

June 3, 2013Written by Rick Shrader

Author: Schultz, Bob
Genre: Bible Studies / Devotionals
Tags: Christian Living / Cross / Discipleship
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This is from a series of books by Schultz designed to encourage young men in their walk with God. The sub-title is, “A young man’s guide to a contented life.” I had not read Schultz before but I enjoyed his easy way of writing (or speaking) to a younger generation. This book has 36 chapters that are no longer than four or five pages each. They can be read easily by a younger person and they are filled with practical and interesting anecdotes that younger boys can follow and appreciate. These would make good gifts to sons and other boys.

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Christian Living / Cross / Discipleship

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