If you are looking for a unique Christmas devotional, look no further! Joseph: The Heart of the Father offers a thought provoking perspective on the contributions of one of the most significant, yet perhaps least studied, figures in the New Testament.
Joseph: The Heart of the Father brings balance to the nativity story by also including Joseph as a chosen vessel. His role bares the weight of the responsibility as the husband of Mary, and the father of the King of Israel.
About Joseph: The Heart of the Father
Who was this man Joseph ben Jacob – the man chosen from among all men to raise the Messiah of the world? Author Fran Riedemann perceives him as a man after God's own heart (1 Samuel 13:13-13; Acts 13:22). She depicts Joseph as a man in partnership with God as he fulfills his life's mission:
He had never doubted God's faithfulness for a moment; his gratitude to experience God's stunning provision for his family overwhelmed him. - Joseph: The Heart of the Father, page 126
Riedemann's fictitious account of Joseph as a strong father and protector is a refreshing role model that is much needed in today's “male bashing” society:
A poignant, touching story that reveals the vital and important role of a strong, committed father in a family. Riedemann's tale should inspire all men to love and serve their wives, sons and daughters as the true fathers God has called them to be. - Mark Gungor, Laugh Your Way to a Better Marriage Seminars
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About the author
Fran Riedemann is a dedicated disciple of the Lord. She considers her ministry as an author to be a spiritual calling that she hopes will bless Believers and those who have not yet come to know the Lord.
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