God Has A Name by John Mark Comer
A concise, biblical/theological exploration arguing that reclaiming God’s personal, covenantal name (understood through a Trinitarian lens) reshapes Christian worship, identity, and mission—calling the church to deeper intimacy, faithful discipleship, and communal renewal by living out the name’s implications in everyday life and resisting the idols of contemporary culture.
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