by Mark A. Tabb
First published 1997
Mark Tabb takes readers through the Bible's "Hall of Faith" found in Hebrews chapter eleven. He examines each hero mentioned in this famous passage, exploring what their names meant in biblical times and how those meanings connect to their stories. Tabb shows how ordinary people accomplished extraordinary things through faith. These individuals toppled kingdoms and performed miracles, yet they also experienced crushing defeats and personal failures. The author reveals the divine power that enabled their victories and examines the human weaknesses that led to their downfalls. Readers discover that these biblical figures were real people who faced the same struggles we encounter today, yet God used them because of their faith.
Genres: christian-fiction, faith, inspirational, christian-living
Vibes: inspirational, intimate, thought-provoking
Tropes: faith-based, inspirational
176 pages · Paperback · Moody Pub