Gold Tried in the Fire - Robert J. Wieland

oth Catholic and Protestant teachers say are so
inevitable.
The girls, of course, aren't Magara's only
problem. He probably liked the pombe his
grandmother makes so well, for drinking alcoholic
beverages has always been his way of life. And
since childhood he has also probably been taught to
lie, at least to tell white lies. Furthermore, who
doesn't "blow his top" and swear when things don't
go right? And the temptation to worship money is
as real to him as to anybody else in the world.
That is why Magara is pleading, "I need help!"
Do I have some good news for Magara? Yes, I
do! It's what the Bible calls "justification by faith."
And if Magara can understand it, anybody can.
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