Praying Like Jesus What The New Testament Teaches About Prayer: Exploring Christian Faith Through Classic Hymns

Religion & Spirituality

Holloway, Gary Nelson

Christian Books & Bibles

Covenant Pub.

Follow Me Again: Recommitting to Christ's Call

Walter, Darren

Tucker, Scott

When we read the story of the spy mission to Jericho and the woman who harbored the spies, we sometimes forget that the only information they brought back that had any bearing on the eventual fall of the city was the presence there of that one woman of faith. This ancestor of Jesus, commended in both the Old Testament and the New Testament for her extraordinary trust in God, speaks to us across thousands of years and teaches us how to wait in faith.

The Red Cord of Hope: When History Stopped for One Woman of Faith

Scott, Latayne C.

Worship & Devotion

Book by Milholland, Tom, Milholland, Sandra

Prelude to Joy: Making Your Marriage a Heavenly One

Milholland, Tom

Milholland, Sandra

Lord, sometimes I don't feel saved! Have you ever said that? All of us have. The harsh reality of humanness forces Christians to face their own failings and inadequacy before God. Christians must be conscious that they will fall and, at the same time, feel secure in their relationship with God. Walking that tightrope will never be easy, but it's necessary for spiritual growth! The problem is that we tend to swing from one extreme to the other; we waver between believing in a foolproof salvation and doubting our ability to be saved. And in correcting one crisis, we often create another. Many Christians respond to the question "Are you saved?" with an "I hope so," "If I don't commit some terrible sin," "I guess I won't know until I get to Judgment Day," or "I really don't know." Is it any wonder that with such an attitude we have difficulty living the Christian life with excitement and zeal? The apostle John was writing his letters to first century Christians who were facing the same problems. Something or someone was producing a lack of confidence regarding their salvation. John, near the end of his first letter, tells his readers, "I have written these things to you, who believe in the name of the Son of God, in order that you might know that you have eternal life" (1 John 5:13). John has set forth benchmarks to examine our lives and, therefore, our relationship with God. Finally, some answers to this tormenting question Am I really saved?

Lord, Sometimes I Don't Feel Saved: Renewing Our Confidence in Christ

Moss, C. Michael

Christians are at war with popular culture and the name of the battle is the communication revolution! Where is the battlefield of this new revolution? In every room of our homes; In school classrooms and libraries; In the car when we go on vacation; Anywhere the media can reach. And it's a revolution in which no parent gets to sit on the sidelines! "Stay tuned" is more than just a friendly imploring by the entertainment media, it's an absolute requirement if they are to survive. So, in getting your children to "stay tuned," anything goes. Sex, violence, vulgarity, shock -- anything can be used and will be used to get your child to "stay tuned." Once this fundamental fact is understood, the "morality" of the media

Stay Tuned: What Every Parent Should Know About Media

Politics & Social Sciences

Patterson, Philip D.

Social Sciences

Our Meal With the Master: Meditations for the Lord's Supper

White, Richard E.

Joiner, James A.

Sex: Helping Church Teens Deal With Challenging Issues

Robinson, Beth

Book by R. Glenn Greenwood, Latayne Colvett Scott

The Shout of the Bridegroom: Understanding Christ's Intimate Love for His Church

R. Glenn Greenwood

Latayne Colvett Scott

Christianity and Mormonism: From Bondage to Freedom

Crane, Charles Arthur

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