Walking Out the Bible in Our Daily Lives: The Fall and Redemption of Man - Paperback

by E. E. Campbell (Author)

I've been a Christian for many years. This book says it all. Whether you are a new Christian, an old Christian, or even an atheist, you will truly understand the word of our loving God.

-Kevdogmom

Well-written and easy for Christians and non-believers to comprehend. This is an excellent resource for readers to deepen their understanding of God and how he is part of our everyday life. For those exploring the question, "Who is God?", this book provides the reader with specific biblical examples of God's love and power for the world. This book can be used for personal devotion time or a group study. The guiding questions at the end of each chapter challenge the reader to evaluate their belief System. I read the book in one sitting, then went back and re-read it, taking the time to dive into the scriptures and the questions.

-Roary S. Fountain

My wife, Nikki, brought this book home for us and a friend, and it has been a true blessing. The author's heartfelt and practical wisdom inspires readers to integrate biblical teachings into their daily lives. More than just reading the Word, this book encourages us to live it through our actions, decisions, and personal growth

-Tony Lee Glenn

Dive into a life-changing exploration of faith as E. E. Campbell invites you on a transformative journey through the Bible, revealing the profound truths behind humanity's fall and the extraordinary redemptive plan of God. This compelling sequel offers a fresh lens on the themes of disobedience, grace, and hope, guiding readers on a path to spiritual renewal.

E. E. Campbell is a born-again Child of God who was called into the ministry as a pastor in 1991. In 2008, Campbell studied electronic and computer engineering at Catawba Valley Community College. He then attended Fruitland Baptist Bible Institute, where he studied and graduated with a degree in biblical studies.

Campbell married Karen Campbell on August 22, 2015. They were married for 8 years until she went home to Heaven on January 11, 2024.

God moved Campbell to write this book in February 2024.