Everybody Hurts - Relevant Rantings of Rusty Old Prophets

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A Foray into the Minor Prophets - Timeless truth and timely message in a hurting world
The minor prophets in the bible are often neglected and rarely talked about. Perhaps we are frightened of prophetic texts or find them inaccessible, or perhaps we just can’t see what significance the 2000-year-old rantings of a bunch of dead guys have in the 21st Century world. Journey through this book and see a present-day application; relevant for your life today.
The Minor Prophets are not a gang of eccentric characters  from over two millennia ago. They were men, raised up by God, to speak to nations. They declared the Word of the Lord into real-life situations and called their nation back to God. Often it took courage to deliver that word and some paid for such bravery with their lives!
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About the author:
Church leader, Bible School Principle, author, poet, musician, father of four, grandfather of 7, accountant, project manager, novelist (unpublished), fitness fanatic - these are some of the attributes of Richard Bradbury. After a 25 year career in industry, his time is now taken up with leading a church in the Groundlevel Network, and with some national responsibilities with Churches Together in England. Married and living in Beverley, East Yorkshire, he is committed to seeing people come into the good of all that God has for them through his teaching and writing. 


His other books include 'It’s the end of the World as we know it!' a handbook to the End Times, and 'Losing my Religion', a re-examination of the Kingdom of God, both published through Pneuma Springs.

“Insightful, inspiring and prophetic” …publishedbestsellers.com


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