Food, Fit for the King: A Collection of Recipes from the Members and Friends of Grace Church, New Berlin, Wisconsin

Penny, Michael

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

Grace Pubns

Meditations on Paul’s Post Acts Ministry

Religion & Spirituality

Shiflet, R.B.

Christian Books & Bibles

The Open Bible Trust

This book starts off by considering the theology of four of the earliest church fathers: · Justin Martyr (110-165) · Irenaeus (130-200) · Clement of Alexandria (150-220) · Augustine (354-430) He then contrasts their approach to the Bible (which could be termed embryonic dispensationalism) with that of such people as Tertullian (155-222) and Origen (185-254), whose approach was to spiritualize or allegorize. The healthy debate between two such approaches was cut short by Constantine and the Catholic Church which favoured allegorizing. That was until the reformation when people turned back to the Bible and began to read it and understand it in a more literal way. As a result Christians, such as Miles Coverdale, began to realise that God had spoken · to different people, · in different ways, · at different times. This is the basis of a dispensational approach and the author does an excellent job is showing how this approach has developed since the Reformation and into the 21st Century.

The Development of Dispensationalism

Sit! Walk! Stand! The Christian life in Ephesians

Henry, W M

Teaching from Titus

Groves, David

Penny, Sylvia

Horobin, Janet

Mwangi, David

Todman, Julie

Low, Lorraine

<p>Many have a good knowledge of certain events recorded in the Bible. However, some are less sure as to the order of these events, or how they fit in with God's plan and purpose. We may be aware of certain of the details of the Bible, but lack a total picture and of what God's overall plan is. Some people do a jigsaw without looking at the picture on the box. That is how we might approach the Bible. We have a few pieces slotted together here and there, but may have little appreciation of how they relate to one another. Our research has found this to be the case not only with children and teenagers, but also with a number of adults. Introducing God's Plan seeks to address that problem. It provides the picture on the box. It gives an overall perspective into which we can fit the knowledge we have, and the future knowledge we will gain. However, this is not a theological book in which the reader will get bogged down. Rather, it is a straightforward approach which the reader will enjoy and find helpful in coming to a better understanding of the Bible and a greater appreciation of God's plan and purpose.</p>

Introducing God’s Plan

Galatians Interpretation & Application: A verse by verse historical commentary with modern day applications

A Study Guide to Psalm 119

<p>In Genesis 12, we read of God's covenant promise to Abraham to make him a great nation, to bless him and to bless all people on earth through him. As we progress through Genesis, this covenant was confirmed with Abraham and with his immediate seed, Isaac and Jacob. Later, further promises were made to his subsequent seed, the Twelve Tribes of Israel. How were these promises to be implemented as the seed of Abraham grew into a nation - a nation that largely failed to follow the Lord faithfully as their father Abraham had done? What does the rest of the Old Testament have to say about the seed of Abraham? Was there any change in the New Testament? Where do those who are not the physical seed of Abraham (i.e. Gentiles) fit into all this? This book traces the Lord's dealings with Abraham and his seed throughout the Old and New Testaments and considers whether God is still dealing with the seed of Abraham today.</p>

Abraham and his Seed

Henry, William

Moving through Mark: A Study Guide to the Second Gospel

TheOpen Bible Trust

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