A six-week devotional for men. Field Thigpen draws upon his ministry experience counseling and mentoring others to speak to the heart of men's uncertainties about identity, leading, and serving others. This book is not simply for young Christians seeking to mature in their faith. Thigpen writes for people who have lived, suffered, and lost. Walk Like A Man pushes the reader to continue maturing spiritually despite setbacks. Thigpen speaks to people in broken circumstances and points them towards God's desire to restore peace in the midst of trials.

Walk Like A Man: A Path Toward Spiritual Maturity

Religion & Spirituality

Thigpen, Field

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Why Psalm 23 Is Not About You: Reading Psalm 23 in Its Context

Cole, Robert L.

In Bethlehem's Redeemer: Seeing Jesus in Ruth, Daniel Palmer creates a Bible study for small groups or individual study that emphasizes the Messianic and salvific content contained in Ruth. Within the introduction, Daniel offers a practical, theologically-minded hermeneutic for his readers to trace and emulate his method as he deploys it through the text of Ruth.

Bethlehem's Redeemer: Seeing Jesus in Ruth

Palmer, Daniel

Selah, an obscure term in the Psalter and Habakkuk, has commonly been the subject of discussion regarding its meaning and use. Many 19th century scholars have spent countless hours, and devoted many pages, to remove Selah from obscurity. Only now have we revealed a previously undiscovered clue in Selah’s use during the Second Temple period due to 20th century archaeological finds. The present work approaches each text with a “whole picture” perspective to examine each psalm and Selah occurrence in its immediate context. Many scholars believed that Selah was simply an instruction for the musical director, but new evidence from the Dead Sea Scrolls suggests that it was a live term in the Second Temple period.

Reassessing Selah

Lyon, Dr. Ashley E.

One Lord One Faith: Lessons on Racial Reconciliation from the New Testament Church

Akers, Matthew R.

Studying theology is vital for every Christian. This book seeks to show women learning theology and living that out in their everyday lives. The more women study theology, the more capable they are to live it out in their jobs, home, church, and relationships. We want to ask what does this look like? How do we take this head knowledge and apply it to our daily lives? Why is that important to God and how does it affect every area of our lives as women?

All Our Minds: Why Women Should Study Theology

Smith, Rhonda

Appiah, Dayna

Daub, Anna P.

Debnam, Haley

Leggett, Autumn

Lookingbill, Kaycee

Philips, Dana

Steen, Patricia M.

The King's Command: The Great Commission and Christ's Victory

Howard, Joshua P

Worship of the Triune God: Finding Delight in a Life of Worship

Skipper, Nathan

Hebrew Grammar: Implicit Learning By Elaborative Encoding

Griffin, Jeff

Melendez, Mario

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