Three Marys
Mary, the mother of Jesus; Mary, the sister of Martha and Lazarus; and Mary Magdalene all feature prominently in the gospel narrative. But what can Christians learn from the faith displayed by these women? In these moving and engaging chapters, Alexander Moody Stuart draws out their characters and helps readers learn from each one’s relationship to Jesus. Perhaps too often known only at the surface-level, these three women, brought into sharper focus by Moody Stuart’s reflective and often vivid portrayals, have much to teach us about the faithful Christian life. Moody Stuart’s preaching and teaching were marked by a keen sensitivity to the human condition and its needs, combined with challenging practical application. This, linked with a deep tenderness and love, well-qualified him to write The Three Marys.
Two Cities, Two Loves: Christian Responsibility in a Crumbling Culture
Uncommon Unity: Wisdom for the Church in an Age of Division
Wisdom for the Church in an Age of Division
Unity: Striving Side by Side for the Gospel (Growing Gospel Integrity)
Striving Side by Side for the Gospel
Wait and Hope
Puritan Wisdom for Joyful Suffering
Waiting Isn't a Waste: The Surprising Comfort of Trusting God in the Uncertainties of Life
The Surprising Comfort of Trusting God in the Uncertainties of Life
What Does It Mean to Be a Thoughtful Christian? (Questions for Restless Minds)
What Does Nature Teach Us about God?
What Is Covenant Theology?:
Tracing God's Promises through the Son, the Seed, and the Sacraments
What Is Islam? (Questions for Restless Minds)
What is The Bible
Finding Your Place in the Biblical Drama
When Christians Disagree
Lessons from the Fractured Relationship of John Owen and Richard Baxter
Who Chose the Books of the New Testament?
Who Is Jesus of Nazareth? (Questions for Restless Minds)
Why Does Friendship Matter? (Questions for Restless Minds)
Finding Your Place in the Biblical Drama
Wisdom for Life
Worthy
You Could Have It All
You Must Be Born Again
Zwingli the Pastor: A Life in Conflict
A Life in Conflict