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Max Lucado
God Came Near
Genres: Special Interest, Pop, Rock, Classical, Christian & Gospel

Track Listings (18) - Disc #1
1. His Name Is on Our Lips - Max Lucado,
2. We Have Come to Worship - Max Lucado, Chisum, John
3. O Come All Ye Faithful/Hark the Herald - Max Lucado, Oakeley, Frederick
4. Angels We Have Heard on High - Max Lucado, Traditional
5. The Arrival - Max Lucado,
6. O Holy Night/Silent Night - Max Lucado,
7. Rose of Bethlehem - Max Lucado, Alexander, Lowell
8. Just a Moment - Max Lucado,
9. God Came Near - Max Lucado, Elliott, John G.
10. All Is Well - Max Lucado, Kirkpatrick, Wayne
11. Out of the Carpenter Shop - Max Lucado,
12. Light of the World - Max Lucado, Jernigan, Dennis
13. Joyfully, Joyfully - Max Lucado, Gordon, Nancy
14. God Came Near - Max Lucado,
15. Sing Joy - Max Lucado, Lopez, Lisa
16. Hallehlujah! Christ Jesus Is Born - Max Lucado, Jernigan, Dennis
17. The Gift - Max Lucado,
18. Reprise Hallelujah! Christ Jesus Is Born - Max Lucado, Jernigan, Dennis

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All Artists: Max Lucado
Title: God Came Near
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 1
Label: Here to Him Music
Release Date: 8/1/2000
Genres: Special Interest, Pop, Rock, Classical, Christian & Gospel
Styles: Holiday & Wedding, Opera & Classical Vocal, Pop & Contemporary, Live Recordings
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 645177623920

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Lucado almost gets it right

Scandalous Sanity | Texas | 10/12/2008

(3 out of 5 stars)

"God Came Near is Max Lucado's exposition on the "absurdity" of God becoming a human being and coming to live among his people. The title, cover copy, and topic will make you think this is a Christmas apologetic, but it isn't. This is Lucado's musings on his wonder of God lowering himself to be a human being.

The book lacks a central theme, but with Lucado this is refreshing. It is more like a compilation of essays that revolve around the incarnation of Christ. Lucado's prose is poetic, though sometimes redundant. But overall this book is a good read.

Lucado never gets too deep, but if you are looking for a title of his that comes close, this is it. The main reason is that he doesn't try to resolve the incredulous nature of his topic. He just presents plenty of aspects of its beauty. I don't normally recommend Max Lucado, but if you're going to read one of his books, read this one."