Principles of War : Thoughts on Strategic Evangelism

Jim Wilson

Community Christian Ministries

Books: Gods Tools in the History of Salvation

Klaus Bockmuehl

Oxford educated A.Paget Wilkes (1871-1934)became a missionary to Japan with the Church Missionary Society led by Marclay Buxton in 1897. Subsequetly he founded the Japan Evangelistic band which was devoted to a more aggressive evangelism and personal holiness. He served his whole life in Japan but became well knows through his books. The Dynamic of Service wwas published in 1920, and was followed by the Dynamic of Faith (1921) and The Dynami of Redemption (1923).

Dynamic of Service

Wilkes, A. Paget

“Revolutionary love” sounds like an oxymoron. Revolution is usually a negative, violent, and destructive change, while love is positive, peaceful, and contented. But true love always changes people. And Christ’s love brings the most revolutionary change of all. Festo Kivengere (1919–88) experienced both kinds of revolution. He escaped Uganda when the brutal regime of Idi Amin seized power. But he could not escape the pursuit of Jesus, who came into his life with radically transformative grace. In Revolutionary Love, Kivengere tells his story of learning to freely receive Christ’s love and freely share it with others.

Revolutionary Love

Biographies & Memoirs

Kivengere, Festo

Leaders & Notable People

Excerpt from the book: "Why should I start at the plough of my Lord, that maketh deep furrows on my soul? I know He is no idle husbandman, He purposeth a crop."

The Loveliness of Christ - Excerpts from His Letters

Samuel Rutherford

Teaching from Isaih on the Lord Jesus Christ - This small book of good Bible teaching is here republished for a new generation of reading Christians. Seven selected chapters from Isaiah are taught with wonderful clarity.

The lordship of Jesus Christ

Pape, William H.

Who We are and What We do in Christ - "... the first objective of this book is best stated in St. Paul's comment to the Colossians Christians, 'so that we may present everyone perfect in Christ Jesus.' The second objective of this book is to help you see the Scripture, not my comments..." - from the preface.

On Being a Christian

Wilson, Jim

Disobedience. It’s normal, right? For hundreds of years, the Church has struggled with how to overcome sin in the Christian life. We know that the cross takes care of our past sins at salvation and assures us life after death. But what do we do with the time in between? Many Christians go through life sinning and confessing, sinning and confessing, but they never get beyond that. Is that better than sinning and not confessing? Absolutely: but it is not enough if you want to grow. Contrary to most evangelical teaching today, Christian obedience is meant to be glad-hearted, willing, and normal. In Dead and Alive, Jim Wilson discusses the neglected requirement of obedience and explains God’s provision for it from Scripture. May the thoughts in it lead you into a victorious, obedient life in Christ. “But just as he who called you is holy, so be holy in all you do; for it is written: 'Be holy, because I am holy.'” (1 Pet. 1:15–16)

Dead and Alive: Obedience and the New Man

Religion & Spirituality

Christian Books & Bibles

Can you be a career naval officer and a Christian? In The USNA 12, graduates of the U.S. Naval Academy tell stories of their time at the Academy and how the experiences they had there transformed their lives. We trust that these stories will be a blessing to you and that this will be an example for similar books from each of the service academies in future years.“To them God has chosen to make known among the Gentiles the glorious riches of this mystery, which is Christ in you, the hope of glory. He is the one we proclaim, admonishing and teaching everyone with all wisdom, so that we may present everyone fully mature in Christ.” (Col. 1:27-28)

The USNA 12: Following Christ in the Academy, the Navy, and Beyond

Wilson, Dave

Uber, Tom

Yandell, Larry

Greenman, Bob

Sprague, Herb

Dunlap, Cal

Knubel, John

Powel, Doug

Everyone needs advice, and everyone gives advice. In a world of dysfunctional families, churches, and societies, professional counseling is in great demand as a solution to our problems. The weak link in this solution is the inability to determine a counselor’s qualifications apart from his professional accreditation. Academics can give you knowledge, but no learning or books can give you wisdom. There are no graduate degrees in love or compassion. You cannot get a PhD in virtue. However, these things are available to everyone freely through Christ. Counseling needs knowledge, but it needs wisdom even more. Wisdom comes from the Bible, from age and experience, from answered prayer. “If any of you lacks wisdom, you should ask God, who gives generously to all without finding fault, and it will be given to you” (James 1:5). As Christians, our objective is to bring others up to maturity in Christ. To do this, we must have the same qualifications Paul had (the wisdom, the holiness, and the love). This book is for counselors and all Christians as they work “to present everyone perfect in Christ” (Col. 1:28).

Wisdom, Not Knowledge: Thoughts on Christian Counseling

Just, Lisa

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