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Acts

A Visual Guide

Kevin DeYoung and Chris Ranson

4.0

Acts

A Visual Guide

Kevin DeYoung and Chris Ranson

Format

Hardback

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While Kevin DeYoung preached, Chris Ranson sketched.
This book, composed entirely of hand-drawn illustrations, brings the book of Acts to life in front of your eyes. Each page contains an entire DeYoung sermon in visual form, allowing you to 'see' the communicated truths and concepts in a unique, compelling way. This exciting and engaging format is highly accessible to all.

Title

Acts
Author(s)

Kevin DeYoung and Chris Ranson
ISBN

9781527101395
Format

Hardback
Publisher

Christian Focus Publications
Age Range

12-14s, 15-18s
Bible Book

Acts
Audience

Youth
Pages

128
Published

01/04/2018

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Kevin DeYoung

Kevin DeYoung is senior pastor at Christ Covenant Church (Matthews, North Carolina). He serves as Chancellor’s Professor of Systematic and Historical Theology at Reformed Theological Seminary and is the author of several best–selling books, including Just Do Something, Crazy Busy and The Hole in Our Holiness.

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Chris Ranson

Chris Ranson is a theology student at Edinburgh Theological Seminary in Scotland.

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Overall rating

4.0 based on 2 reviews

Acts

I really like the premise of this book. I am a big fan of the current work being done by the likes of the Bible Project in portraying key biblical messages in a more visual format. The images in this book are simple but effective, the pictures aren’t trying to be unnecessarily complex, rather seeking to convey key ideas in simple flowing pictures. This book will be best utilised as a companion for someone who is planning to read through Acts, as is stated in the introduction. It’s not a book to pick up and flick through on its own. The new website accompanying this book isn’t finished at the time of writing this review, however I’m sure that Kevin DeYoung’s sermons will add another layer, as the book is really Chris Ranson’s picturised notes of Kevin’s sermons. Ideally I would have liked a little bit more text to read, if you use the book having just read Acts it’s hard to know exactly the points Kevin was making.