Daily Devotional ReadingsReviewed by Robert RodgersEvangelical Times â February 1987For some people a book of daily readings is a devotional aid, âa series of little helps heavenward,â as someone once called them. If that is your idea then buy this book because it is one with a difference! Instead of milk there is strong meat and in place of general statements there is an express and robust presentation of the fundamental doctrines of Scripture. This is not to say that the book is not devotional! Indeed, as one reads and responds to the teaching presented here, the teaching finds its fulfillment in worship and instruction its consummation in praise. On the debit side might well be placed the fact that because the book is thematic, passages of Scripture are dealt with in a degree of isolation. In other words, there is not the progressive reading through whole books of the Bible which, in and of itself, is so beneficial. The use of the word progressive, however, reminds one that this book, in addition to providing a daily encounter with the great doctrinal themes of Scripture, could well be used as a basis for Bible class discussion. Certainly there is ample material and here we are back to the credit side. See, for example, the authorâs discussion on pages 149-152 of progressive sanctification! Buy the book and inform your mind. Read the book and warm your heart. Use the book and enrich your worship.

Grace for Today

Religion & Spirituality

Fortner, Donald S.

Worship & Devotion

Grace Baptist Church of Danville

Everyone likes a love story with a happy ending. The story of Ruth and Boaz has special appeal to believers, because we see in it an outline of our own spiritual history and of our relationship with the Lord Jesus Christ, our Kinsman Redeemer, of whom Boaz was a type. Don Fortner shows that this story has two great themes, one hidden, the other revealed. The hidden theme is divine providence. The minute affairs of our lives, as well as the great affairs, the private as well as the public affairs of our experiences, are arranged and determined by God's wise and good providence. The revealed theme is redemption and grace. Boaz was Ruth's close relative, the one who had the right to redeem. As such, he portrays our great, incarnate God and Saviour, the Lord Jesus Christ, who has willingly fulfilled the part of the redeeming relative for us. As we contemplate his great love for us, which far exceeds the love of any on this earth, we are stimulated to deeper love and devotion to him and his service. Commending Don Fortner's earlier title, The Church of God, one reviewer wrote: 'Scripturally sound, his treatment is extremely comprehensive, fully detailed, and given with absolute conviction.' CLC Floodtide Don Fortner lives in Danville, Kentucky where he is pastor of Grace Baptist Church. He is a regular conference speaker and the author of several books, including The Church of God - What it means to belong and Life After Pentecost - A Guide to the Acts of the Apostles, both published by Evangelical Press.

Discovering Christ in Ruth: The Kinsman Redeemer

Christian Books & Bibles

Evangelical Pr

The singular subject, theme, and message of the entire Bible, the Old Testament and the New, is the person, work and glory of the Lord Jesus Christ. As in creation, providence and redemption, so in the Holy Scriptures, it is the purpose of God 'that in all things he might have the pre-eminence'. The Book is a book all about Christ. It is a 'him' Book. In this further work in Don Fortner's 'Discovering Christ' series, he turns to the last book of the Bible and shows how indeed it is 'the revelation of Jesus Christ'. Again the author's intent is not to provide a full exposition of the book, but to see Christ as the focus, not just of this book, but of all Scripture.

Discovering Christ in Revelation

An easy to read introduction to Christian theology from a Sovereign grace and evangelical perspective. Don Fortner is an American pastor and preacher of the gospel of Jesus Christ. His ministry is international with sermons, books and magazine articles widely distributed.

Basic Bible Doctrine

GO! Publications

An easy to read introduction to the Bible from a Sovereign grace and evangelical perspective. This book demonstrates how the Lord Jesus Christ can be found by type, symbol and prophecy in every book of the Bible - Old Testament and New. Don Fortner is an American pastor and preacher of the gospel of Jesus Christ. His ministry is international with sermons, books and magazine articles widely distributed.

Discovering Christ In All The Scriptures

A Bible Commentary on the Book of Hebrews. Sovereign grace emphasis suitable for personal study, devotional, study groups and sermon-help. Don Fortner is an experience Pastor and Teacher whose writings and preached sermons are highly regarded around the world.

Discovering Christ in Hebrews

A Bible Commentary on the Book of Galatians. Sovereign grace emphasis suitable for personal study, devotional, study groups and sermon-help. Don Fortner is an experience Pastor and Teacher whose writings and preached sermons are highly regarded around the world.

Discovering Christ in Galatians

A Bible Commentary on the Book of Matthew. Sovereign grace emphasis suitable for personal study, devotional, study groups and sermon-help. Don Fortner is an experience Pastor and Teacher whose writings and preached sermons are highly regarded around the world.

Discovering Christ in Matthew

A Bible Commentary on the Gospel of Mark. Sovereign grace emphasis suitable for personal study, devotional, study groups and sermon-help. Don Fortner is an experience Pastor and Teacher whose writings and preached sermons are highly regarded around the world.

Discovering Christ In Mark

The entire Bible, both the Old Testament and the New, is a book about the person, work and glory of the Lord Jesus Christ. All the promises and blessings of God given to sinful men and women are in Christ. All the revelation and knowledge of the triune God are in Christ. Christ is not only the central message of Holy Scripture, he is the message of Holy Scripture. To understand that is to have the key that opens the Word of God and reveals its treasures. Don Fortner shows how that which is true of the whole of Scripture is especially and gloriously true of the last, closing chapters of the volume, the book of Revelation. This last book of the Bible is Christ's revelation of himself to his servants. It is 'the Revelation of Jesus Christ'. The author ably disproves the view that the book of Revelation is too deep and dark for us to understand. God has emphatically promised in the introduction to this book a blessing to the sincere reader and hearer of it, and to the sincere keeper of its words.

Discovering Christ In Revelation

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