Max Lucado is widely considered America’s favorite Christian author.  Max Lucado is one of the rare authors who can craft memorable books for readers of all ages, races and creeds.  Max Lucado is able to take deep truths and convey them in ordinary language.  Max Lucado is a Christian author who is very popular for his many wonderful books about the Lord.
Lucado is a good writer and one who communicates well, often through story and example.  Lucado’s newest book is 3:16: The Numbers of Hope, of course.Max Lucado reveals the concept of God’s love as shown in John 3:16.

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Three Christmas Stories from Max Lucado that will warm your heart and soul.

An Angel's Story - Journey back in time to the very throne of God . . . and witness firsthand the glory, the wonder, and the battle that took place on the very first Christmas from heaven's perspective.

The Christmas Candle - In a small village in the Cotswolds, nothing out of the ordinary ever happens. Except at Christmastime. But when a mysterious angel suddenly appears in a lowly candlemaker's shop, the holy and the human collide in a way that forever changes the village.

The Christmas Child - A Chicago journalist finds himself in a deserted Texas town on Christmas Eve. Lonely and alone, he encounters old faces and new facts . . . a hand carved manger, a father's guilt, a young girl's faith. The trip into the past holds his key to the future, and a scarlet cross shows him the way home.

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  • ISBN13: 9781595548528
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Great Gift!
 
Review Date: November 9, 2009
Reviewer: Ami Kiker-gjedde,
I received this book set and was very pleased. These books are very well written and thought out. I plan on giving this set as gifts to some of my friends this year!
Can't put this book down!
 
Review Date: December 10, 2009
Reviewer: Stefani78, Mississippi, USA
This book is so captivating and lovely. I am planning to make it a family tradition to read before Christmas every year, to remind us all of how much God really loves us by sending His gift!:) Merry Christmas!!!
Christmas Joy?
 
Review Date: February 22, 2009
Reviewer: Sarah Jones, New York
It has been two or three months since I read this but I recall that there was one fairly good story at the beginniing. Max Lucado is normallyl one of my favorite writers, but not in this book. We didn't even finish it.
We also gave it to someone for a gift at Christmas,(we hadn't read it yet), and they never made any comment about it. I am really disappointed. I read about 4 of his book last year and couldn't put them down..
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