How can you get right when you know you’ve gone wrong? How can you break free from patterns of repeated failure? What does true repentance look like? When King David sinned against God, he longed to be forgiven. He also wanted to be changed so that he would not repeat the same failures in the future. Changing direction means more than being sorry. It involves a deep change of heart through the power of the Holy Spirit. These messages from Psalm 51 set out practical steps for getting back on track and moving forward in the right direction.
Man on the Run lures you with high seas adventure, hooks you with sharp twists and turns, then reels you in with the power of the gospel. This fish story takes you beyond the size of the fish, to the ultimate lesson of God’s love for sinners. As parent and child dig in, again and again, they’ll begin to discover the gospel themes of sin, repentance, faith, atonement, resurrection, mercy and grace. Man on the Run is an invitation to dig in and find Jesus Christ. Man on the Run targets an age-group that’s learning to read (ages 7-9), but still loves to be read to (ages 5-7); is ready for more complex ideas and plots, but still delights in pictures; is ready to be introduced to the great doctrines of the Christian faith, but is greatly helped by stories.