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An examination of Ephesians 5 and its importance for Christians today. This study is based on a study of the Greek text and includes a discussion of structural and rhetorical elements.
Is there a guide to Christian ministry that is both relevant and rooted in church history? Bruce Epperly believes that Acts of the Apostles can be a transformative book, a true gospel for the 21st century. In Healing Marks (Energion Publications, 2012), Dr. Bruce Epperly challenged Christians to take the healings of Jesus seriously as…
How the Lord’s Prayer can change us by showing us where our ultimate allegiance should be.
Explore the 340 questions Jesus asked, designed to provoke deep spiritual growth and introspection. The book examines Jesus’ ministry through his inquiries on discovery, opposition, commitment, and more, challenging readers’ relationship with God.
A concise presentation of a very serious topic with good humor. This book tells us that we need to make and keep relationships outside of the church and even more tells us how to do it.
From Scripture to self-proclaimed prophets on street corners we are surrounded by people who claim to speak for God. This book discusses the theology of revelation and looks at how to sort through the various claims, whether ancient or modern. When people claim to speak for God, don’t be manipulated!
From Scripture to self-proclaimed prophets on street corners we are surrounded by people who claim to speak for God. This book discusses the theology of revelation and looks at how to sort through the various claims, whether ancient or modern. When people claim to speak for God, don’t be manipulated!
At Easter, major magazines and blogs publish articles claiming to tell us who Jesus was. Every few weeks we see a new book making similar claims. Is it possible to know? In Who Is Jesus, Allan Bevere addresses this question from the point of view of a person of faith who takes seriously the gospels…
A brief look at how the various pieces of information we have from various sources can be put together into a portrait of Jesus as both a historical figure and as Savior.
Speak. Don’t speak. Proclaim your faith. A private faith. Be wise as serpents. Be innocent as doves. Yes, Jesus’ teachings can often be seen as an excellent example of a paradox. Author David Cartwright shares his life long study of the gospels from elementary school through seminary and as a pastor. … the question, “What…
