<DIV>"For the disciples living in the first century, Jesus’s teachings were tangible, practical, and real. That sense of immediacy has often become lost amidst voluminous commentaries on the Gospels that have over-stuffed bookshelves in the twenty centuries since. John A. Beck’s newest book, <I>A Walking Tour of the Gospels</I>, makes Jesus’s words accessible again. Each chapter is concise, to the point, and relevant, bringing a breath of fresh air to the divine-human touch of Jesus. Start your day with a stroll through <I>A Walking Tour of the Gospels</I>. Your journey will be blessed on the way."</DIV>

<DIV>"For the disciples living in the first century, Jesus’s teachings were tangible, practical, and real. That sense of immediacy has often become lost amidst voluminous commentaries on the Gospels that have over-stuffed bookshelves in the twenty centuries since. John A. Beck’s newest book, <I>A Walking Tour of the Gospels</I>, makes Jesus’s words accessible again. Each chapter is concise, to the point, and relevant, bringing a breath of fresh air to the divine-human touch of Jesus. Start your day with a stroll through <I>A Walking Tour of the Gospels</I>. Your journey will be blessed on the way."</DIV>

<DIV>"For the disciples living in the first century, Jesus’s teachings were tangible, practical, and real. That sense of immediacy has often become lost amidst voluminous commentaries on the Gospels that have over-stuffed bookshelves in the twenty centuries since. John A. Beck’s newest book, <I>A Walking Tour of the Gospels</I>, makes Jesus’s words accessible again. Each chapter is concise, to the point, and relevant, bringing a breath of fresh air to the divine-human touch of Jesus. Start your day with a stroll through <I>A Walking Tour of the Gospels</I>. Your journey will be blessed on the way."</DIV>