In this insightful study of the opening chapters of the Book of Acts, the author shows both why and how this can come about in every generation - including our own...

Do it again, Lord: A study of Acts 1 to 4 and its meaning for today

Denny, Randal Earl

Christian Books & Bibles

Beacon Hill

Randal Denny delves into the mystery of the Lord's Prayer and examines its clues concerning God's omnipotence, His interest in humanity, the location of His kingdom, and His provision for His children.

The Kingdom, the Power, the Glory: Embracing the Mystery of the Lord's Prayer

Religion & Spirituality

Worship & Devotion

Beacon Hill Pr

How could things deteriorate so quickly in twenty-four hours? From a banquet to a burial! The dark shadow of the executioner's cross sliced across that unforgettable day. A tragic day -- yet planned by a sovereign God. Watch anew as Jesus prays his prayer of submission to the Father's will, as he passes through the sting of betrayal, as he faces undaunted the inhumane and hateful treatment, and as he speaks unexpected last words that leave a legacy of love. Walk with Jesus from the garden to the tomb, to that first Easter morning, the dawning of hope and joy. For the shadow of the cross is the anguished prelude to the best news you will ever hear: "He is risen!

In the Shadow of the Cross: Walk with Jesus from the Garden to the Tomb

Theology

Wipf & Stock Publishers

Can it happen again? It has!--in the lives of countless numbers of Christians who have "tarried until. Indeed, it must happen again and again in the life of the Church if she is to fulfill her mission in the world. In this insightful study of the opening chapters of the Book of Acts, the author shows both why and how this can come about in every generation--including our own.

Do It Again, Lord: A Study of Acts 1 to 4

Wipf and Stock

Randal Denny began a devotional study in the Book of Acts with his previous book, 'Do It Again, Lord', which covered the opening chapters. This book, which includes chapters five through eight, is a continuation of this study.

Where the Action Is: A Study of Acts 5 to 8

Randal Denny began a devotional study in the Book of Acts with 'Do It Again, Lord (Acts 1-4)' and 'Where the Action Is (Acts 5-8)' and continued it with this volume. Acts 9-12 is about God's wind of the Spirit moving through the rigging of Old Ship Zion . . . no more coasting along narrow shorelines of Judaism. Paul, Public Enemy No. 1, is struck down by Jesus, acknowledges His Lordship, and moves into place for action. Interwoven with his preparation for service are the lives of other key people whom God used to make St. Paul's ministry both possible and effective--Brave Ananias, Flexible Peter, Warmhearted Barnabas, and others. This book is filled with rich background material, strong illustrations, and pointed applications to make Acts come alive in your life today!

Wind in the Rigging: A Study of Acts 9 to 12

Randal Denny began a devotional study in the Book of Acts with 'Do It Again, Lord' (Acts 1-4), 'Where the Action Is' (Acts 5-8), 'Wind in the Rigging' (Acts 9-12), and continued it with this volume. This book is about joy, a certain kind of joy that comes from deep down inside--the joy of the new life in Christ. E. Stanley Jones noted, "A strange, sober joy went across that sad and decaying world--joy that goodness was here for the asking, that moral victory was possible now, that guilt could be lifted from the stricken conscience, that inner conflict could be resolved . . . and that a fellowship of like-souled persons gave one a sense of belonging. It was Good News. And it worked! Acts 13 through 16, the scope of this study, traces the beginnings of that "epidemic of joy, which spread so rapidly and so extensively that it has reached us today.

Epidemic of Joy: A Study of Acts 13 to 16

Tracing the continuing story of Paul and his work in chapters 17-28, the author notes that even though his story comes to a conclusion, the Book of Acts doesn't seem to have an ending; it just stops. But the thrust continues with the power of the living Christ and the Holy Spirit working through us in our day. Albert Schweitzer wrote: He comes to us, as of old, by the lakeside. He came to those who knew Him not. He speaks to us the same words, 'Follow me,' and sets us to the tasks which He has to fulfill for our time....

In Jesus' Strong Hands: Victors Instead of Victims (Acts 17-28)

See the best price to sell, buy, or rent books by Denny, Randal Earl. BookScouter helps to compare book prices from 25+ online bookstores and 30+ buyback vendors with a single search.

Books by Denny, Randal Earl