Disciples were first called Christians at Antioch (Acts 11:26). Discipleship and Christianity are bound together in God's Word. In order to be the Christian God wants us to be, we must be the disciple God wants us to be. Author Heath Rogers uses God's illustrations to guide us through a study of the qualities of discipleship. From soldier to servant, from clay in the Potter's hand to apologist, these God-defined aspects of discipleship are discussed with the idea in mind that we can each become a stronger Christian.

Portraits of Discipleship

Religion & Spirituality

Rogers, Heath

Christian Books & Bibles

One Stone

Others have written good material on the subject of sin, but this workbook is different in that an emphasis is placed upon how one can overcome specific sins. The first two lessons identify the nature of sin and the imperative to overcome. The remaining lessons will identify a specific sin or avenue of temptation, expose its danger, and then note what the Bible says about how these sins can be overcome.

Overcoming Sin

This workbook fairly and equitably presents various perspectives with an emphasis on the revelation of Scripture. There is not a vital issue in the context of this subject that is not addressed. The author, Heath Rogers, has succinctly and thoughtfully approached the questions that are common in a discussion of the Holy Spirit and His work. Lessons ranging from the deity of the Holy Spirit to the question of the blasphemy of the Holy Spirit will challenge and help those who are diligently pursuing a better understanding of the biblical presentation of this question. The insight of the author to strive to explain not only the teaching of the scriptures, but also the psychological process by which people wrongfully attribute the thoughts of their conscience to the Spirit is extremely profitable.

The Holy Spirit

This workbook serves as an introduction to Christian evidences. It examines some of the evidence that supports our belief in the existence of God, the inspiration of the Bible, and the resurrection of Jesus from the dead. It will make the young Christian aware of some of the flaws in the theory of evolution. Why do we believe Jesus is the Son of God? Why should we follow the Bible today? Why does God allow suffering? What about dinosaurs? Is the earth really billions of years old? Could God have used evolution as the means of creating plant and animal life on the earth? All of these questions are addressed in this workbook.

Introduction To Christian Evidences

In his second epistle, the apostle Peter warned Christians of the dangers of false teachers. Before describing these teachers and the threat they posed, he first encouraged Christians to give all diligence in becoming what God would have them to be (2 Peter 1:2-11). The first line of defense against apostasy is establishing and strengthening our own faith.This workbook is an in-depth study of these instructions. It contains what many refer to as the “Christian Graces,” and the blessings associated with attaining these graces.Christians can become discouraged with what they perceive to be a lack of spiritual growth. However, we must remember that such growth does not come automatically. We must put forth our own effort, in some specific areas, to fulfill the purpose God has for our lives.

Add to Your Faith: A Study of the Christian Graces

One Stone Press

Years ago, an elder in the church told me that an older preacher had told him that worldliness was the greatest threat facing the Lord's church. Things have not changed.Just as church members, because of where they walk, bring dirt into the church building on the bottoms of their shoes, so also, because of how some members choose to live, they bring the world into the church. Converts often come into the Lord's church without fully abandoning their worldly ways. Some who are raised in the church long to enjoy the sinful pleasures of the world around them. Some elders turn blind eyes; some preachers speak in generalities without making specific applications; and the sin in the church worsens.When we hear a Christian say, "I don't see anything wrong with dancing, drinking in moderation, playing the lottery, or wearing revealing clothing," we know that person's moral compass is aligned with the world, not with Scripture. However, these days we also hear, "I see nothing wrong with getting a tattoo;" "we shouldn't be so condemning of homosexuals;" or "I caught my husband viewing pornography!" Today's church is suffering through the drug epidemic that is impacting the world around us. Adultery is common, even among preachers, elders, and deacons. Divorce among brethren occurs at an alarming rate. Through their social media posts, Christians often reflect a love for the world. No, things have not changed. Satan is still having his way with many of God's people.In this workbook, we consider numerous forms of worldliness that trouble God's people. The lessons look at how these various practices violate the standards God has clearly set forth in His word, and then consider what we can do to overcome these challenges in our lives. The final lesson addresses the importance of maintaining our influence and reputations in this world.

Overcoming Worldliness

Zealous For Good Works

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