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During a 2012 humanitarian mission among the Karen people of Burma, I met an elderly beggar whose body had been bent by age, poverty, and war. He owned almost nothing, yet through his quiet dignity and a simple, unexpected gift, he taught me something I had not fully understood: grace is not only something we give. It is also something we must be humble enough to receive.
The Beggar is a deeply personal Christian reflection on poverty, dignity, mercy, judgment, and our shared dependence upon Jesus Christ. Through the story of one man and the lessons that continued to unfold long after I left Burma, this book asks us to reconsider what it means to possess something, to serve another person, and to recognize the gifts of God in our own lives.
This post contains the complete audiobook of The Beggar: What One Man in Burma Taught Me About the Grace of Jesus Christ, written by David Burnell.
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