Theological Boot Camp 1 (Canonicity, the Sovereignty of god, Genesis VS The Framework Hypothesis)

Michael Butler

Doug Phillips

Jeff Pollard

Ken Gentry

Vision Forum Ministries

You believe in the Bible, but can you defend the canon of Scripture? You know that God's Law should be binding on men, but which laws are still applicable? You trust that God is sovereign, but how do you work through such thorny concepts as the will of man and election? You want to tell the world about Christ, but do you lack the biblical confidence on how to defend your faith against cynics? These and other foundational issues are the subject of our Theological Bootcamp, volumes I and II. Recorded in a local church in San Antonio, Texas, this series includes the clear and helpful teachings of Dr. Ken Gentry, Dr. Michael Butler, Jeff Pollard, and Doug Phillips. Whether you are a father seeking to disciple his family, a church shepherd wanting to provide excellent material for Bible studies, or a Christian student hoping to be rooted in the foundational doctrines of the Faith, Theological Bootcamp I and II will help you to fulfill the biblical mandate to "be ready always to give an answer to every man that asketh you a reason of the hope that is in you with meekness and fear" (1 Peter 3:15).

THeological Bootcamp II

Kenneth L. Gentry Jr.

Douglas W. Phillips

Christian Modesty and the Public Undressing of America

This message was recorded at the 2004 Uniting Church and Family Conference by author Jeff Pollard who built upon the foundation laid in his groundbreaking book, Christian Modesty and the Public Undressing of America. Jeff offers fathers and daughters a biblical and practical approach to the common questions of modesty.

This book presents a perspective on the family largely forgotten by the modern church. There are fifty-six authors featured in this volume; authors such as: John Bunyan, Jonathan Edwards, John Gill, William Gouge, Matthew Henry, Martin Luther, A.W. Pink, J. C. Ryle, R. C. Sproul, Charles Spurgeon and Thomas Watson. Each of them give a powerful testimony that the twenty-first-century church needs to be reminded of what she used to believe about family life. These authors bring a measure of the correction and the balm necessary to heal our amnesia and return us to biblical order. In the mid 1990s, it began to occur to me that the modern Church had actually lost the biblical doctrine of the family. Biblical fatherhood was dead. Feminists owned womanhood. Motherhood was despised. Babies were marginalized as thieves of convenience and success. In America, we have aborted millions of children since 1973. Marriages were crumbling, and the very institution was being redefined. It was almost impossible to find men in the church who understood biblical manhood or fatherhood. The twentieth century was a bad time for the family; the trends were all running in the wrong direction, and biblical ignorance was speeding the family on its way to destruction. Meanwhile, Jeff Pollard was doing something about it. He was toiling into the night to document a correct theology of the family. He brought these doctrines together in an organized form for the ministry of Chapel Library. If you have known Jeff for any length of time, you know that the last twelve years of his life has been defined by his ministry to Mount Zion Bible Church and the unrelenting schedule to produce the Free Grace Broadcaster, a quarterly digest of Christ-centered sermons and articles from prior centuries. It is all about recovering sound doctrine and biblical practices. Jeff has produced dozens of booklets on subjects such as the gospel, sin, repentance, the Holy Spirit, the blood of Christ, justification, sanctification, secret sins, and many other critical matters. Through Jeff s work at Chapel Library, there is a wealth of doctrinal resources that are being shipped all over the world. He brought them together in order to correct the lapses, heal the wounds, and pass them on to the rising generation. He worked for over a decade to identify the great authors and writings of the past that could meet the problems of our day. He went back in time. He returned to eras where a Christ centered view of the family was understood much better. He has revealed the doctrine locked in the literary treasure chests of the past. I am thankful that he also did this for the doctrine of the family.

A Theology of the Family

Scott T. Brown

Church and Family Life

El autor trata el delicado tema de la modestia cristiana con el objetivo de estimular al pueblo de Dios al amor y a las buenas obras. La modestia es un asunto que atrae controversia. No importa de qué forma se plantee el siervo de Dios la cuestión, los que le escuchen le considerarán un legalista o un libertino. Es inevitable. Hablar contra la moda actual y las tendencias populares es siempre difícil y costoso para el siervo de Dios. Sin embargo, Dios le ha llamado a seguir un rumbo que le conduce por designio divino hacia una colisión frontal con el pensamiento y las costumbres del mundo. Mi objetivo, no obstante, no es la controversia. Mi deseo es únicamente glorificar al Señor Jesucristo y estimular a su pueblo al amor y a las buenas obras. --El Autor

La modestia cristiana | Christian Modesty

Religion & Spirituality

Christian Books & Bibles

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